Purim - Wikipedia
User-created article on the Jewish holiday of Purim. Includes the reading of the Megillah, social customs, songs, food, and fasting information.
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Purim - Judaism 101
Includes the story of Purim and a recipe for Hamentaschen.
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Purim: Definition from Answers.com
Purim ( ) n. Judaism The 14th of Adar, observed in celebration of the deliverance of the Jews from massacre by Haman ... [Hebrew pûrîm, pl. ...
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Torah Tots - The Site for Jewish children - Purim
Torah for Tots - A series of stories, educational material, games, coloring ... Purim, our most fun filled holiday, occurs on the 14th day of Adar. ...
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What is Purim? — Infoplease.com
In 2009, Purim begins at sundown on March 10. Find information about Purim, The Book of Ester, The King's Party, The Rise of Haman, and more.
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Purim 2010 - Megilah, Graggers, Costume Contest, Games and more
How to celebrate, give, say, pray, listen, lea and eat on Purim; plus full megillah text, multi-level study, games, audio songs, costume contest, did-you-know? ...
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Purim on the Net
Celebration of Purim, the most festive of Jewish holidays and a time of prizes, noisemakers, costumes, and treats.
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Purim Customs
The custom of sending gifts (Mishlo'ah Manot) leaves its special mark on Purim. Throughout Purim, men and women, young people and children throng the streets, ...
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Purim Guide - How-To - Purim
The laws and customs of Purim, along with pre and post Purim observances, in a brief printable format. ... The festival of Purim is celebrated every year on the ...
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Purim and its Mitzvot - OU
Eulogies and fasting are prohibited on Purim, and in a leap year, they are ... Work involving a Mitzvah, however, or work for the sake of Purim, is fully permitted. ...
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