Scandinavian group for Sephardic / Ashkenazi Jewish religion and culture.
Jewish traditions and life of Scandinavia (Norway/Sweden/Denmark/Finland) and Northern Europe - especially Lithuanian (Litvak) and Hamburg Ashkenazi and Spanish/Portuguese Sephardi traditions, but also with the more-than-occasional discussion about other groups at the fringe. Members may be Jewish (traditional-egalitarian, traditional, egalitarian, liberal, Conservative, Orthodox, Reconstructionist, Reform, Renewal, etc.) or non-Jewish, and dialogue is welcome. However, missionary attempts or hateful language will not be tolerated. This is not a forum for discussion of Middle East politics. You may post in Scandinavian languages or English. Chatboard, members’ links.

Skandinavisk (norsk, svensk, dansk, finsk) gruppe for jødisk (judisk) religion og kultur. Denne gruppa er open for alle som er interessert i jødedom (judendom) (sefardisk, ashkenazisk, mizrahi, karaittisk, samaritansk; tradisjonell, egalitær, konservativ, ortodoks, rekonstruksjonistisk, reform). Vi har medlemmer frå bl.a. Norge, Sverige, Finland, Danmark, Tyskland, Nederland, Canada, USA og Israel. NB: Misjon eller rasistiske utsagn vil ikkje bli tolerert. Midtausten-politikk hører ikkje heime her. Språk: engelsk eller skandinavisk. Chat for medlemmer.

PICTURE: Acanthus from a North-African 14th Century Sephardi manuscript.

Stikkord: Skandinavia, Skandinavien, nordisk; København, Göteborg, Malmö, Helsingfors; mat, helgedagar, skikkar. Keywords: Scandinavia, Nordic, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish; halacha, halakah; customs, food, holidays, festivals. Sefarad, minhag sefaradim, halakha, shabbat, shabbes, shabbos. Hamburg, Altona, Wandsbeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Slesvig, Kiel, Glykstadt, Glückstadt, Flensburg, Flensborg, Fredericia, Bergen, Oslo, Trondheim, Gothenburg, Malmo, Stockholm, Helsinki.