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Bukharan Jews, in
modern times spelled Bukharian Jews, are the
Mizrahi Jewish sub-group of
Central Asia that
lived predominantly in what is
today Uzbekistan...
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Bukharian, also
known as Judeo-Bukharic and Judeo-Tajik (autonym: Bukhori, בוכארי, Бухорӣ, Buxorī, بخاري), is a Judeo-Persian
dialect historically spoken...
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parts of the
North Caucasus. This
includes Iraqi Jews,
Iranian Jews,
Bukharian Jews,
Kurdish Jews,
Afghan Jews,
Mountain Jews,
Georgian Jews, and the...
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Young Bukharans (Persian: جوانبخارائیان; Uzbek: Yosh buxoroliklar) or
Mladobukharans were a
secret society founded in
Bukhara in 1909,
which was part...
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Bukharan Jewish cuisine is the
traditional cuisine originating from the
Bukharian Jewish community of
Central Asia, who now
mostly reside in Israel, and...
- Emir's manifesto,
which proclaimed the long-awaited reform, the
Young Bukharians organized a
demonstration in
which up to 5-7
thousand people took part...
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Mullokandov (8
April 1900 – 6
February 1972) is
regarded as the
greatest Bukharian Jewish singer and musician. He was the People's
Artist of Uzbekistan....
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Malayev was born in the city of Merv (today in Mary, Turkmenistan) to a
Bukharian Jewish family and
raised in the town of Katta-Kurgan. He
learned to play...
- or hamin. In
addition to oshi sabo,
authentic Bukharian Jewish dishes include: Osh
palov – a
Bukharian Jewish version of
palov for w****days, includes...
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members of the
Bukharian Jewish community, and
Leviev is a
practicing Orthodox Jew. He is a
supporter of the
Chabad movement, but as a
Bukharian Jew he was...
