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| − | Maimonides calls them '''צדיקי אומות העולם''' meaning '''Righteous of the Nations'''. They are the [[Chasidei Umos HaOlam]] who have taken an oath in front of a recognised beth deen and been granted official residence status/honorary citizenship in the Land of Israel because of their outstanding righteousness among the nations of the world. Only a Tzadik umot ha Olam is an official Ger Toshav. | + | Maimonides calls them '''צדיקי אומות העולם''' meaning '''Righteous of the Nations'''. They are the [[Chasidei Umos HaOlam]] who have taken an oath in front of a recognised beth deen and been granted official residence status/honorary citizenship in the Land of Israel because of their outstanding righteousness among the nations of the world. Only a Tzadik umot ha Olam is an official Ger Toshav. According to Maimonides, the Official Ger Toshav can only exist when the Jubilee law is in place. |
The Aramaic scriptures refer to them as מו֞מן. | The Aramaic scriptures refer to them as מו֞מן. | ||
Revision as of 12:08, 28 November 2020
Non-Jewish Believers who have been granted residence in the Kingdom. They are the Brith Noahites.
- They say La ilaha il allah.
- They read Pslams 5 times a day.
- They prostrate facing the equator.
- They Fast for 30 days in the Tenth month to commemorate the Fast of Adam.
Maimonides calls them צדיקי אומות העולם meaning Righteous of the Nations. They are the Chasidei Umos HaOlam who have taken an oath in front of a recognised beth deen and been granted official residence status/honorary citizenship in the Land of Israel because of their outstanding righteousness among the nations of the world. Only a Tzadik umot ha Olam is an official Ger Toshav. According to Maimonides, the Official Ger Toshav can only exist when the Jubilee law is in place.
The Aramaic scriptures refer to them as מו֞מן.
