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2. biblehub.com › hebrew › 1237Strong's Hebrew: 1237. בִּקְעָה (biqah) -- a valley, plain

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   Original Word: בִּקְעָה. Part of Speech: Noun Feminine. Transliteration: biqah. Phonetic Spelling: (bik-aw') Definition: a valley, plain. NAS Exhaustive Concordance. Word Origin. from baqa. Definition. a valley, plain. NASB Translation. broad valley (1), plain (7), valley (8), valleys (4).

3. moroccanjews.org › home › moroccan-jewish-cultureMoroccan Jewish Language – Visiting Jewish Morocco

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   Judeo-Arabic is pronounced differently from Moroccan Arabic and includes some Hebrew words. Jews used the Hebrew alphabet to write it. Most Jews in central and southern Morocco spoke Judeo-Arabic as at least one of their languages, even in areas where the Tamazight language was spoken by their Muslim neighbors.

4. www.journeybeyondtravel.com › blog › morocco-jewishMorocco’s Jewish Berber History - Journey Beyond Travel

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   Oct 23, 2014 · In this latter province, the Ait Bougemez Valley (Morocco’s so-called ‘Happy Valley’) exhibits a fascinating element of Berber history. A communal granary (in the local Berber dialect, agadir) sits on the summit of a strangely pyramidal hill that was once the site of pilgrimages to the Jewish saint, Sidi Moussa.

5. ulpan.com › how-to-say-valley-in-hebrewhow to say "valley" in Hebrew - Ulpan La-Inyan

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   Hebrew has two words for the geological phenomenon we call in English a valley. עמק. is the more common term. The word is composed of the root ע.מ.ק meaning deep: a valley is a deep part of the land, when compared with the mountains around it. For example: הם גרים בעמק הסיליקון. They live in Silicon Valley. בקעה.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › History_of_Moroccan_JewsHistory of Moroccan Jews - Wikipedia

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   The first irrefutable evidence of Jews in what is now Morocco, in the form of gravestone epitaphs in Hebrew at Volubilis and the ruins of a third century synagogue, dates back to late antiquity. [4] Emily Gottreich contends that Jewish migration to Morocco predates the full formation of Judaism, as the Talmud was "written and redacted between ...

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   What language did Jews speak in Morocco?

   • Within Morocco, a distinct Arabic dialect spoken by the Jews developed, particularly in the walled mellahs of cities and towns where Jews were forced to live until the 20th century. Judeo-Arabic is pronounced differently from Moroccan Arabic and includes some Hebrew words. Jews used the Hebrew alphabet to write it.

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   What is the oldest Jewish community in Morocco?

   • The Jewish community of Ifran, from the Tamazight word ifri meaning cavern, is supposed to date back to 361 BCE and is believed to be the oldest Jewish community in what is now Morocco. A copper oil lamp of the Roman period in the shape of a menorah, found at the ruins of Volubilis.

   History of Moroccan Jews - Wikipedia

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   Is Morocco a Jewish country?

   • Although today a majority Arab Muslim country, Morocco has a significant Jewish past (and present) as well as indigenous Amazigh (also known as Berber) population who pre-date the Arab immigration. A fascinating aspect of Morocco’s history is where Berber and Jewish history and culture intertwine.

   Morocco's Jewish Berber History

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   Why did Jews come to Morocco in the 8th century?

   • In the eighth century CE, Jews, as a protected people under Islam, accompanied Arabs in their westward drive from Arabia to Spain to convert rulers and peoples to Islam. Those remaining in Morocco spoke classical Arabic, the language used in Islam’s holy book, the Quran.

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   How many Moroccan Jews live in Israel?

   • Archived from the original on 2020-08-10. Retrieved 2018-06-19. ^ "Jews of Morocco". ^ Jews, by Country of Original and Age, Average 2019, Central Bureau of Statistics, Israeli government, 15 September 2020 This gives a total in 2019 of 472,800 Moroccan Jews living in Israel, comprising 341,200 born in Israel and 131,600 born abroad.

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   Are Moroccan Berbers Jewish?

   • There are two theories regarding the existence of a distinctly Jewish subgroup of Berbers. Whether indigenous Moroccan Berbers adopted the Jewish faith and culture, and/or Jews migrated to North Africa and adopted the Berber language and culture, the layers of Morocco’s cultural patchwork probably pre-date the Roman era.

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8. everything.explained.today › Valley_of_BacaBakkah Explained

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   A literal translation is "Valley of the Bakha", although the translations into Biblical Greek assumed it to be the similar-sounding word בכה ("bakhah"), "crying", and translates it as ἐν τῇ κοιλάδι τοῦ κλαυθμῶνος ("Valley of Mourning", "Valley of Weeping").