Sinagoge Hurva

Sinagoge Hurva
Sinagoge Hurva, 2010
Agama
Afiliasi	Yudaisme Ortodoks
Ritus	Nusach Ashkenaz
Lokasi
Peta interaktif Sinagoge Hurva
Lokasi	89 Jalan ha-Yehudim Kota Lama Yerusalem ^[1]
Koordinat	31°46′30″N 35°13′53″E / 31.77510°N 35.23135°E / 31.77510; 35.23135
Arsitektur
Tipe	Sinagoge
Gaya	Neo-Bizantium
Rampung	1856 (pembangunan ulang 2010)
Biaya konstruksi	1m piaster (1864)^[2] $7.3m (NIS 28m) (2009)^[3]
Spesifikasi
Kapasitas	450 (1864)^[4] 250 (2009)^[3]
Tinggi maksimum	24 m (79 ft)

Sinagoge Hurva, (bahasa Ibrani:בית הכנסת החורבה‎, translit: Beit ha-Knesset ha-Hurva, artinya "Sinagoge Reruntuhan"), juga dikenal sebagai Hurvat Rabbi Yehudah he-Hasid ("Reruntuhan Rabbi Yehuda sang Pius"), adalah sebuah sinagoge sejarah yang terletak di Wilayah Yahudi dari Kota Lama Yerusalem.

Sinagoge tersebut didirikan pada awal abad ke-18 oleh para pengikut Yehuda heHasid, namun dihancurkan oleh kaum Muslim beberapa tahun kemudian pada 1721. Tempat tersebut menjadi reruntuhan selama lebih dari 140 tahun dan dikenal sebagai Reruntuhan, atau Hurva. Pada 1864, Perushim membangun lagi sinagoge tersebut, dan meskipun bernama resmi Sinagoge Beis Yaakov, tempat tersebut mempertahankan namanya sebagai Hurva. Tempat tersebut menjadi sinagoge Ashkenazi utama di Yerusalem, sampai bangunan tersebut dihancurkan oleh Legiun Arab^[5] setelah penarikan pasukan Israel pada Perang Arab-Israel 1948.^[6]

Referensi

↑ Tak ada negara yang dinamai oleh UNESCO. Lihat Posisi di Yerusalem
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↑ "Emporis.com": Old Hurva Synagogue, Emporis.com. Accessed March 11, 2010.
↑ In the Holy Land, a Rebuilding for the Generations, The Wall Street Journal Online, March 10, 2010
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Daftar pustaka

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