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- 30°00′21″N 31°13′52″E / 30.0057944°N 31.2310222°E. The Ben Ezra Synagogue (Hebrew: בית כנסת בן עזרא; Arabic: معبد بن عزرا)...
- The synagogue is named after Abraham ibn ‘Ezra, the Jewish religious scholar and philosopher.Ben ‘Ezra contains all the main features of a synagogue.
- Ben Ezra Synagogue is a synagogue that more of a tourist attraction in Coptic Cairo more than a place of worship due to the few Jews still in Egypt.
- The Ben Ezra Synagogue, located in the Fustat area of Old Cairo, is one of Egypt's most extraordinary artifacts, with a history dating back to at least 882 AD.
- Religious Significance: The Synagogue Ben Ezra holds great religious significance for Jews worldwide as it is one of the few surviving synagogues from...
- The interior of Synagogue Ben Ezra is adorned with beautiful stained glass windows that depict scenes from Jewish history and religious symbolism.
- Ben Ezra Synagogue “The Prayer-Place of the Jews” is sometimes called El-Geniza synagogue and it is located in old Cairo on the site where baby Moses...
- The Synagogue of Ben Ezra in Cairo was originally known as El-Shamieen Church, and it is located today behind the famous Hanging church in the area of old Cairo.
- Among the documents from the Cairo Genizah are records of the furnishings and decorations of the Ben Ezra Synagogue at its height from the 11th–13th...
- Over the centuries, the Ben Ezra Synagogue has undergone several restorations and renovations to preserve its structural integrity and historical significance.
Ben Ezra Sinagogu
Koptik Kahire Sinagogu
Genel bilgiler
Ben Ezra sinagogu Fostat'ta (Eski Kahire) bulunur ve başlangıçta «İsraillilerin sinagogu» olarak adlandırılıyordu.
882 yılında Yahudilere satılan bir Kıpti kilisesinin kalıntıları üzerine inşa edilmiştir. Bina peygamber İlyas'a adanmıştı ve yerel halk onu bir haham olan Abraham Ben Ezra adıyla çağırdı.
1980'lerde sinagog yenilendi ve bugün tarihi bir anıt ve Kahire'nin en çok ziyaret edilen yerlerinden biri.
Kısa bilgiler
- Tamamlanma tarihi:1892