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Rabbi

Tarlan

Rabizadeh

Do Jewish Your Way

Life has its ups and downs. Luckily, Judaism has been around since the time of our ancestors helping us make our way through the wynds and turns. Whether you are approaching a joyous moment or a painful one, our ancient tradition always has wisdom to impart. Take what you need and leave the rest.

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