The easy encyclopedia of Jewish history
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ePUB 3
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Nein
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Ja
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Ja
Erscheinungsdatum
05.07.2024
Verlag
Sama Publishing HouseSeitenzahl
711 (Printausgabe)
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2021 KB
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Arabisch
EAN
9782350933573
The book "The Easy Encyclopedia of Jewish History," by author Ahmed Ammar, deals with the definition of the word "Jews" and talks about the verses in which this word appears. The book talks about the Jews not being entitled to Palestine, but that they are advocates of Zionism.
Ammar talks about the Jew, as he also calls him (the Hebrew) and the Israeli (the Children of Israel). The writer also mentioned the history of the Jews in Palestine, in terms of the entry of the Jews into Palestine, as the Jews entered Palestine for the first time under the leadership of Joshua ibn Nun. He also talked about their stay in Palestine and their departure from it at the hands of "Nebuchadnezzar," who was determined to solve the Jewish problem in a solution. Quarterly, as he thought, so he once again took control of "Jerusalem" and burned it to the ground.
Ammar also talked about the history of the Jews in Egypt, where the children of Israel were a Bedouin people, and this generation that entered Egypt during the era of the Prophet of God Joseph, peace be upon him, and when the children of Israel entered Egypt, they carried out simple tasks that were entrusted to them, and they lived a comfortable life there, and the children of Israel were exposed to Israel wandered as a result of their violation of our Master Moses and their refusal to enter the Holy Land, which God Almighty commanded them to enter, so they were punished with wandering for forty years. The writer also talked about the Jews during the time of French colonialism in Algeria. The study of Judaism is important, especially if it is about the Jews at the present time, who have now become a pang in the hearts of the Arabs, and have created a homeland in the land of Palestine under the pretext of history on the one hand and religion on the other hand, as the Jews claim their right to the State of Palestine.
Ammar talks about the Jew, as he also calls him (the Hebrew) and the Israeli (the Children of Israel). The writer also mentioned the history of the Jews in Palestine, in terms of the entry of the Jews into Palestine, as the Jews entered Palestine for the first time under the leadership of Joshua ibn Nun. He also talked about their stay in Palestine and their departure from it at the hands of "Nebuchadnezzar," who was determined to solve the Jewish problem in a solution. Quarterly, as he thought, so he once again took control of "Jerusalem" and burned it to the ground.
Ammar also talked about the history of the Jews in Egypt, where the children of Israel were a Bedouin people, and this generation that entered Egypt during the era of the Prophet of God Joseph, peace be upon him, and when the children of Israel entered Egypt, they carried out simple tasks that were entrusted to them, and they lived a comfortable life there, and the children of Israel were exposed to Israel wandered as a result of their violation of our Master Moses and their refusal to enter the Holy Land, which God Almighty commanded them to enter, so they were punished with wandering for forty years. The writer also talked about the Jews during the time of French colonialism in Algeria. The study of Judaism is important, especially if it is about the Jews at the present time, who have now become a pang in the hearts of the Arabs, and have created a homeland in the land of Palestine under the pretext of history on the one hand and religion on the other hand, as the Jews claim their right to the State of Palestine.
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