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The 33 pages that link to Sephardic Jews, each with the reason it gives.

• SynagogueRelated: Sephardi congregations preserve liturgical customs that differ from many Ashkenazi synagogue traditions.

• SarajevoRelated: Sephardic migration helped form Sarajevo’s Jewish community after the Ottoman conquest of Iberia.

• Shulchan AruchRelated: Karo’s legal tradition and rulings reflect his Sephardic scholarly setting.

• LadinoRelated: Their migrations carried Ladino across the Mediterranean and into the Balkans.

• Muslim conquest of the Iberian PeninsulaRelated: Jewish communities experienced new political conditions under the rulers of al-Andalus.

• Bayezid IIRelated: Many expelled from Spain in 1492 found refuge and new communities in Ottoman lands.

• Jewish musicRelated: Sephardic migration carried songs and musical practices across the Mediterranean.

• Jewish cuisineRelated: Sephardi food traditions preserve Iberian influences and spread across the Mediterranean.

• TallitRelated: Sephardic communities have distinct customs concerning tallit use and design.

• RishonimRelated: Sephardic Rishonim produced influential legal and philosophical works in Iberian settings.

• David's TombRelated: Sephardi custodians and worshippers helped sustain Jewish use of the shrine under Ottoman rule.

• Elias CanettiRelated: Canetti’s family belonged to this community and spoke Ladino at home.

• History of the Jews in AfricaRelated: Sephardi migration reshaped Jewish communities across North Africa after Iberian expulsions.