يهود الخزر: دراسة تحليلية

Abstract EN

The Jews of Khazr is one of the subjects that has not been studied before, A thorough analytical study, including their doctrine, rituals and religious sharia, especially since the early Jews of the Israelites have changed their features by entering many pagan peoples and dynasties in Judaism, including the Jews of Khazar, there was a lot of difference about the beginning of their judaization and whether they are already of Sami or Turkish origins, and the doctrine of the Khazar Jews at the beginning of its origin was different from the Judaism of the Lord's inks, which made some believe that by following the doctrine of Al Qara'in, However, there was a reformed religious movement in which the introduction of rabbinical Judaism, which believes in Talmud besides the Torah, was introduced into their beliefs, canons and rituals, and this study came as "the Jews of Khazr, an analytical study", to shed light on who the Jews of Khazar were and how they were judaized, and to show the truth of their Jewish faith in God and the Apostles, and the other day, as well as their religious rituals, which they were known by, and some of their Jewish canons and feasts, which are integral to their faith.

The research included an introduction, and seven chapters: The first chapter: the definition of Jews and the khazar language and terminology, the second chapter: conversion to the Jewish religion, the third chapter: the extent to which the Jews of Khazr relate to the Jews of today, the fourth chapter: the doctrine of the Jews of Khazar, in which they addressed: their faith in God, their faith in the apostles upon them peace, and their faith on the other day, the fifth chapter: religious rituals of the Jews of Khazar: Prayer, fasting, zakat, hajj, the sixth chapter: some of the provisions of sharia in the Jews of Khazr, : marriage, divorce, circumcision, reverence on Saturday, the seventh chapter: religious feasts in the Jews of Khazar, and a conclusion: the most important results of this research, and the most important recommendations, The list of sources and references, , and the index of topics.