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Synagogue of the Ashkenazi Jews

Synagogue of the Ashkenazi Jews

Synagogue of the Ashkenazi Jews
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HINA W
Islamabad, Pakistan7,348 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
July 2017 • Family
You can see this beige cubical building on Dilara Aliyeva Street. It is a 3 story building which was inaugurated in 2003. It was built for the Ashkenazi and Europen Jews. The message was sent to the rest of the world that while Europe was expelling Jews and burning their synagogues Baku was creating a welcoming space for them. This building has two prayer halls one for the Georgian Jews and the other one for Ashkenazi or European Jews. There is a religious library and a research centre here too. There is a kosher mess which can be used to feed around 70 people at a time. I really liked the ideology of this building.
Written 8 April 2018
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HaimDorinPrivado
Jerusalem, Israel643 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2018 • Family
Nice building, but it was close ...
We go specially to the synagogue from Jerusalem to visit but one person with NO ENGLISH, told us that it was not possible to visit the synagogue, we get really piss...
Written 21 August 2018
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igal27
Rehovot, Israel4,870 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Sept 2018 • Family
We stumbled across this synagogue by chance while walking back to the Old City from the Taza Bazaar, so we went in to take a look. We met some people inside and had a nice chat with them, about the Jewish community in Baku (which numbers far higher than we had thought!) and in general about how life is like for Jews in Azerbaijan (which turns out to be quite good!). This wasn't something on our list of things to see, but I'm very happy that we came across it by chance.
Written 26 November 2018
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Rufar
Israel2 contributions
1.0 of 5 bubbles
Apr 2024 • Family
My family and I came from Israel to Baku for Passover. Well, as it turns out, we entered the synagogue. We were met by a “friendly” man named Ilgar. To the question, where are you holding your Easter event? The answer was, “There are no more tickets and you can’t attend the celebration.” It’s funny, isn’t it? When Maisey led the people out of slavery, did he sell tickets to march through the desert? To Ilgar, the caretaker of the Baku Ashkenazi synagogue, ardent greetings and more intelligence....
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Written 23 April 2024
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