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== Adar dalam sejarah Yahudi ==
'''1 Adar''' -
* (1313 SM) - Tulah Kegelapan
*<small>The [[10Tulah plaguesMesir|ninthTulah plaguekesembilan]] toyang beditimpakan castAllah uponmelalui theperantaraan [[EgyptiansMusa]] forkepada their refusal to release theorang [[IsraelitesMesir kuno|Mesir]] fromkarena slaverytidak wasmau melepaskan orang Israel dari perbudakan. a thick darkness across the entire land so "no man saw his fellow, and no man could move from his place" ([[Book of Exodus{{Alkitab|Exodus]]Keluaran 10:23}}). Dimulai Thisdari startedtanggal on the 1st of1 Adar, sixenam weeksminggu before thesebelum [[The Exodus|Exodus]] yaitu keluarnya bangsa Israel dari Mesir.</small>
'''1* Adar''' - (1164) - Abraham ibn Ezra (Ibn Ezra) meninggal
*<small>A highly regarded [[Bible|Biblical]] commentator, Rabbi [[:en:Abraham ibn Ezra|Avraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra]] (1089?-1164), diedadalah onseorang komentator [[Alkitab Ibrani]] Adaryang 1terkenal.</small>
'''1* Adar''' - (~ 1663) - Sabbatai ha-Kohen (Shach) meninggal
*<small>Adar 1 isjuga also themerupakan [[yahrtzeit]] (anniversary of theperingatan deathkematian) ofdari theahli [[HalachistHalacha]] [[Rabbi]] [[Sabbatai ha-Kohen|Shabtai Hakohen Katz]], who lived from (1621 to around -1663?), and was author ofpengarang thekomentari [[Siftei Cohen]] commentarymengenai onKode Hukum Yahudi karya Rabbi [[Yosef Karo]]'s Code of [[Jewish Law]]. HeIa isdikenal known assebagai "[[Sabbatai ha-Kohen|Shach]]", which is an acronym of the name of his work, whichyaitu stillmerupakan toakronim thiskaryanya dayyang servessampai assekarang amasih primarymenjadi sourcesumber ofutama [[Halachah]] ([[JewishHukum lawYahudi]]).</small>
'''3 Adar''' - (515 SM) - [[Bait Suci Kedua]] selesai dibangun
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*<small>The dedication of the second [[Holy Temple]] ([[Beit HaMikdash]]) which was built by [[Ezra]] on the site of the 1st Temple in [[Jerusalem]], was celebrated on the 3rd of Adar of 515 [[Before Common Era|BCE]], after four years of work.</small>
'''4 Adar''' - (1307) - [[Meir of Rothenburg|Maharam]]'s body ransomed
*<small>The imprisonment of Rabbi [[Meir of Rothenburg|Meir ben Baruch ("Maharam") of Rothenburg]] came to a close when his body was ransomed 14 years after his death by Alexander ben Shlomo (Susskind) Wimpen.</small>-->
'''4 Adar''' - (1796) - [[Rabbi Leib Sarah's]] meninggal
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*<small>Adar 4 is the [[yahrtzeit]] (anniversary) of the passing of Rabbi [[Leib Sarah's]] (1730–1796), a disciple of the [[Rabbi Israel Baal Shem Tov]]. One of the "hidden [[tzaddik]]im," Rabbi Leib spent his life wandering from place to place to raise money for the ransoming of imprisoned Jews and the support of other hidden [[tzaddik]]im.</small>
*<small>Adar 4 is the [[yahrtzeit]] (anniversary) of the passing of Rabbi [[Leib Sarah's]] (1730–1796), a disciple of the [[Rabbi Israel Baal Shem Tov]]. One of the "hidden [[tzaddik]]im," Rabbi Leib spent his life wandering from place to place to raise money for the ransoming of imprisoned Jews and the support of other hidden [[tzaddik]]im.</small>-->
'''7 Adar''' - (1393 and 1273 SM) - Kelahiran dan kematian [[Musa]]
*<small>[[Musa]] lahir di [[Mesir kuno|Mesir]] pada tanggal 7 Adar tahun Ibrani 2368 (1393 SM) dan dikatakan meninggal pada hari ulang tahunnya ke-120 pada tanggal 7 Adar 2488 (1273 SM)</small>
'''7 Adar''' - (1828) - Rebbe Isaac Taub of Kalov meninggal
* 1393 dan 1273 SM - Kelahiran dan kematian [[Musa]]
*<small>Rabbi Isaac Taub (1744-1828), founder of the [[Kalov (Hasidic dynasty)|Kalover Hasidic dynasty]], a student of Rabbi Leib Sarah's, died. </small>
<small>[[Musa]] lahir di [[Mesir kuno|Mesir]] pada tanggal 7 Adar tahun Ibrani 2368 (1393 SM) dan dikatakan meninggal pada hari ulang tahunnya ke-120 pada tanggal 7 Adar 2488 (1273 SM)</small>
'''11 Adar'''- 18th century - Reb Eliezer Lipman meninggal
* 1828) - Rebbe Isaac Taub of Kalov meninggal
*<small> Reb Eliezer Lipman (Elezer Lippe) was the father of the prominent Chassidic Rebbes Rabbi [[Elimelech of Lizhensk]] and Rabbi [[Zusha of Hanipol]]. </small>
<small>Rabbi Isaac Taub (1744-1828), pendiri dinasti Hasidik Kalov, adalah murid Rabbi Leib Sarah.</small>
'''13 Adar''' - (522 SM) - perang melawan musuh-musuh orang Yahudi di [[Persia]]
*<small>On the 13th of Adar of the Hebrew year 522 SM, battles were fought throughout the [[Persian Empire]] between the [[Jews]] and those seeking to kill them in accordance with the decree issued by [[King Achashveirosh]] eleven months earlier. (Achashveirosh never rescinded that decree; but after the hanging of [[Haman (Bible)|Haman]] on [[Nissan]] 16 of the previous year, and [[Esther|Queen Esther]]'s pleading on behalf of her people, he agreed to issue a second decree authorizing the Jews to defend themselves against those seeking to kill them.) 75,000 enemies were killed on that day, and 500 in the capital, [[Shushan]], including Haman's ten sons (Parshandata, Dalfon, Aspata, Porata, Adalia, Aridata, Parmashta, Arisai, Aridai and Vaizata), whose bodies were subsequently hanged. The Jews did not take any of the possessions of the slain as booty, though authorized to do so by the king's decree. (The [[Book of Esther]], chapter 9).</small>
'''1311 Adar''' - (161Abad SM)ke-18 - KemenanganReb [[Makabeus]]Eliezer /Lipman ''Yom Nicanor''meninggal
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'''13 Adar'''
* 522 SM - perang melawan musuh-musuh orang Yahudi di [[Persia]]
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*<small>On the 13th of Adar of the Hebrew year 522 SM, battles were fought throughout the [[Persian Empire]] between the [[Jews]] and those seeking to kill them in accordance with the decree issued by [[King Achashveirosh]] eleven months earlier. (Achashveirosh never rescinded that decree; but after the hanging of [[Haman (Bible)|Haman]] on [[Nissan]] 16 of the previous year, and [[Esther|Queen Esther]]'s pleading on behalf of her people, he agreed to issue a second decree authorizing the Jews to defend themselves against those seeking to kill them.) 75,000 enemies were killed on that day, and 500 in the capital, [[Shushan]], including Haman's ten sons (Parshandata, Dalfon, Aspata, Porata, Adalia, Aridata, Parmashta, Arisai, Aridai and Vaizata), whose bodies were subsequently hanged. The Jews did not take any of the possessions of the slain as booty, though authorized to do so by the king's decree. (The [[Book of Esther]], chapter 9).</small>-->
* 161 SM - Kemenangan [[Makabeus]] / ''Yom Nicanor''
*<small>The Maccabees defeated the [[Nicanor (Syrian general)|Syrian General Nicanor]] in a battle fought four years after the Maccabees' liberation of the [[Holy Land]] and the miracle of [[Hanukkah]].</small>
'''13* Adar'''1986 (tahun Ibrani 5746-1986) - Rabbi Moshe Feinstein passes away.<br />meninggal
'''14 Adar''' - (1393 SM) - [[Moses]]' [[brit milah]]
'''14 Adar'''
*<small>[[Moses]] was born on the 7th of Adar of the Hebrew year 2368 (1393 [[Before Common Era|BCE]]); accordingly, Adar 14 was the 8th day of his life and the day on which he was circumcised in accordance with the divine command to [[Abraham (Hebrew Bible)|Abraham]].</small>
* 1393 SM - [[Musa]] disunat ([[brit milah]]) (menurut tradisi Yahudi)
'''14 Adar''' - (522 SM) - [[Purim]] victory celebrated
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*<small>The festival of [[Purim]] celebrates the salvation of the [[Jewish]] people from [[Haman (Bible)|Haman]]'s plot "to destroy, kill and annihilate all the Jews, young and old, infants and women, in a single day." See [[Book_of_Esther#Timeline_of_Major_Events|Timeline]].</small>
*<small>[[Moses]] was born on the 7th of Adar of the Hebrew year 2368 (1393 [[Before Common Era|BCE]]); accordingly, Adar 14 was the 8th day of his life and the day on which he was circumcised in accordance with the divine command to [[Abraham (Hebrew Bible)|Abraham]].</small>-->
'''15 Adar''' - (522 SM) - [[Purim]] Victory Celebrated in [[Shushan]] <br />
* 522 SM - Kemanangan [[Purim]] pertama kalinya dirayakan
'''15 Adar''' - (1st century [[Common Era|CE]]) - Jerusalem Gate Day
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*<small>[[Agrippa I|King Agrippa I]] (circa 21 [[Common Era|CE]]) began construction of a gate for the wall of [[Jerusalem]]; the day used to be celebrated as a holiday.</small>
<small>The festival of [[Purim]] celebrates the salvation of the [[Jewish]] people from [[Haman (Bible)|Haman]]'s plot "to destroy, kill and annihilate all the Jews, young and old, infants and women, in a single day." See [[Book_of_Esther#Timeline_of_Major_Events|Timeline]].</small>-->
'''17 Adar''' - (522 SM) - Yom Adar
*<small> The day the Jewish people left Persia following the Purim story </small>
'''15 Adar'''
'''20 Adar''' - (1st century [[Before Common Era|BCE]]) - [[Honi the Circle-Maker|Choni the Circle Maker]] prays for rain
* 522 SM - Kemenangan [[Purim]] dirayakan di puri [[Susa (kota)|Susa atau Shushan]] <br />
*<small>"One year, most of Adar went by and it didn't rain. They sent for [[Honi the Circle-Maker|Choni the Circle Maker]]. He prayed and the rains didn't come. He drew a circle, stood in it and said: 'Master of The World! Your children have turned to me; I swear in Your great name that I won't move from here until You have pity on Your children.' The rains came down." ([[Talmud]], [[Ta'anit (Talmud)|Taanit]] 23a)</small>
* Abad pertama Masehi - Hari Gerbang Yerusalem
'''20 Adar''' - (1640) - Death of the "[[Yoel Sirkis|Bach]]"
<small>[[Herodes Agrippa I|Raja Agrippa I]] (sekitar tahun 21 M) mulai membangun gerbang di tembok [[Yerusalem]]; hari ini pernah dirayakan sebagai hari libur.</small>
*<small>Adar 20 is the [[yahrtzeit]] (anniversary of the death) of Rabbi [[Yoel Sirkis|Yoel Sirkes]] (1560?-1640), who authored of the [[Bayit Chadash]] ("Bach") commentary on the [[Halachic]] work, [[Beit Yosef]].</small>
'''21 Adar (Adar II in leap years)'''- (1786) - Death of Rabbi [[Elimelech of Lizhensk]]
'''17 Adar'''
*<small> Rabbi [[Elimelech of Lizhensk]], also known as ''Noam Elimelech'' was a great Chassidic Rebbe, and a prominent student of Rabbi DovBer, the great [[Maggid of Mezeritch]]. Rabbi Elimelech was the brother of Rabbi [[Zusha of Hanipol]]- also a prominent Tzaddik and a student of the Maggid. Among the students of Rabbi Elimelech are several prominent Rebbes, including: The Seer- [[Chozeh of Lublin]], Rebbe [[Menachem Mendel of Rimanov]], The Maggid of Kozhnitz, Rabbi Avraham Yehoshua Heshel- The [[Apter Rov]], Rabbi [[Naftali Zvi of Ropshitz]], Rabbi Kalynomus Kalman Epstein, Rebbe Dovid Lelover. </small>
* 522 SM - Yom Adar
'''23 Adar''' - (1312 [[Before Common Era|BCE]]) - [[Tabernacle (Judaism)|Mishkan]] assembled for the 1st time; "Seven Days of Training" begin.
<small>Hari orang-orang Yahudi meninggalkan Persia setelah kisah Purim </small>
*<small>During the week of Adar 23-29, the [[Tabernacle (Judaism)|Mishkan]] was erected each morning and dismantled each evening; [[Moses]] served as the High Priest and initiated [[Aaron]] and his four sons into the priesthood. Then, on the "eighth day," the 1st of Nissan, the Mishkan was "permanently" assembled (that is, put up to stand until the God-given command would come to journey on), Aaron and his sons assumed the priesthood, and the divine presence came to dwell in the Mishkan.</small>
'''23 Adar''' - (1866) - Death of 1st [[Yitzchak Meir Alter|Rebbe of Ger]]
'''20 Adar'''
*<small>[[Chassidic]] Rabbi [[Yitzchak Meir Alter|Yitzchak Meir Altar]] (1799–1866), author of [[Chiddushei Harim]] (a commentary on the [[Talmud]] and [[Shulchan Aruch]]), was a disciple of Rabbi [[Yisroel Hopsztajn]]- The Maggid of Koshnitz and Rabbi [[Simcha Bunim]] of [[Peshischa]], and the founder of the [[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|"Ger" (Gerer) Chassidic dynasty]]. All his 13 sons had died in his lifetime, and he was succeeded (in 1870) by his young grandson, Rabbi [[Yehudah Aryeh Leib Alter|Yehudah Leib Alter]] (the "Sefat Emmet").</small>
* Abad pertama Masehi - [[Honi the Circle-Maker|Choni the Circle Maker]] berdoa minta hujan
'''24 Adar''' - (1817) - [[Blood Libel]] declared false
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*<small>On Adar 24, [[Czar of Russia Alexander I|Czar Alexander I of Russia]] declared the [[Blood Libel]], the infamous accusation that Jews murdered [[Christian]] children to use their blood in the baking of [[matzo|matzah]] for [[Passover]], for which thousands of Jews were killed through the centuries, to be false. Nevertheless, nearly a hundred years later the accusation was officially leveled against [[Menahem Mendel Beilis|Mendel Beilis]] in [[Kiev]].</small>
<small>"One year, most of Adar went by and it didn't rain. They sent for [[Honi the Circle-Maker|Choni the Circle Maker]]. He prayed and the rains didn't come. He drew a circle, stood in it and said: 'Master of The World! Your children have turned to me; I swear in Your great name that I won't move from here until You have pity on Your children.' The rains came down." ([[Talmud]], [[Ta'anit (Talmud)|Taanit]] 23a)</small>-->
'''25 Adar''' - (561 [[Before Common Era|BCE]]) - [[Nebuchadnezzar II|Nebuchadnezzar]] died
* 1640 - Yoel Sirkis (Bach) meninggal
*<small>Death of [[King Nebuchadnezzar]], the [[Babylonian]] emperor who conquered [[Jerusalem]] and destroyed the first [[Holy Temple]] 26 years earlier, died on the 25th of Adar. ([[Jeremiah]] 52:31)</small>
<small>Rabbi [[Yoel Sirkis|Yoel Sirkes]] (1560?-1640), pengarang komentari [[Bayit Chadash]] ("Bach") mengenai karya [[Halacha]], [[Beit Yosef]].</small>
'''25 Adar''' - (1761) - Death of Rabbi [[Abraham Gershon of Kitov]]
*<small>Rabbi [[Abraham Gershon of Kitov]] was the brother-in-law and leading foe-turned-disciple of the [[Baal Shem Tov]]. Rabbi Gershon was the recipient of a letter from the [[Baal Shem Tov]] describing his heavenly prophecy regarding the coming of the Messiah. Rabbi Gershon's gravestone, which lists 25 Adar as his day of passing, was discovered in the Mount of Olives cemetery in Jerusalem after the [[Six-day War]].</small>
'''2721 Adar''' - (561Adar SM)II -dalam Deathtahun of [[Zedekiah]]kabisat)'''
* 1786 - Rabbi [[Elimelech of Lizhensk]] meninggal
*[[Zedekiah]] was the last king of the royal house of David to reign in the Holy Land. He ascended the throne in 597 SM, after King [[Nebuchadnezzar]] of [[Babylonia]] (to whom the [[Kingdom of Judah]] was then subject) exiled King [[Jeconiah]] (Zedekiah's nephew) to Babylonia . In 588 [[Before Common Era|BCE]] Zedekiah rebelled against Babylonian rule, and Nebuchadnezzar laid siege to Jerusalem (in [[Tevet]] 10 of that year); in the summer of 586 SM the walls of Jerusalem were penetrated, the city conquered, the (first) Holy Temple destroyed, and the people of Judah exiled to Babylonia. Zedekiah tried escaping through a tunnel leading out of the city, but was captured; his sons were killed in front of him, and then he was blinded. Zedekiah languished in the royal dungeon in Babylonia until Nebuchadnezzar's death in 561 SM. [[Meroduch]], Nebuchadnezzar's son and successor, freed him (and his nephew Jeconiah) on the 27th of Adar, but Zedikiah died that same day.
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'''28 Adar''' - (from the 2nd century onwards) - [[Talmudic]] holiday
<small> Rabbi [[Elimelech of Lizhensk]], also known as ''Noam Elimelech'' was a great Chassidic Rebbe, and a prominent student of Rabbi DovBer, the great [[Maggid of Mezeritch]]. Rabbi Elimelech was the brother of Rabbi [[Zusha of Hanipol]]- also a prominent Tzaddik and a student of the Maggid. Among the students of Rabbi Elimelech are several prominent Rebbes, including: The Seer- [[Chozeh of Lublin]], Rebbe [[Menachem Mendel of Rimanov]], The Maggid of Kozhnitz, Rabbi Avraham Yehoshua Heshel- The [[Apter Rov]], Rabbi [[Naftali Zvi of Ropshitz]], Rabbi Kalynomus Kalman Epstein, Rebbe Dovid Lelover.</small>-->
*In [[Talmudic]] times, Adar 28 was established as a minor festival to commemorate the rescinding of a [[Ancient Rome|Roman]] decree against [[Torah]] study, ritual [[circumcision]], and keeping the [[Shabbat]]. The decree was revoked through the efforts of Rabbi [[Yehudah ben Shamu'a]] and his colleagues. ([[Megillat Taanit]], a [[baraita]] on this matter can still be found in [[Ta'anit (Talmud)|Ta'anit]] 18a and [[Rosh Hashanah (Talmud)|Rosh Hashanah]] 19a)
'''23 Adar'''
* 1312 SM - [[Kemah Suci|Mishkan atau Kemah Suci]] didirikan untuk pertama kalinya setelah perkakasnya selesai dibuat; Permulaan dari "Tujuh Hari Pelatihan".
<small>Selama seminggu tanggal 23-29 Adar, Kemah Suci didirikan di waktu pagi dan dibongkar di waktu malam; Musa melakukan tugas sebagai [[Imam Besar Yahudi|Imam Besar]] dan menahbiskan [[Harun]] dan keempat putranya menjadi imam-imam. Pada "hari kedelapan", yaitu tanggal 1 Nisan, Kemah Suci didirikan secara "permanen" (yaitu, sampai Allah memberi perintah untuk melanjutkan perjalanan di padang gurun), Harun dan putra-putranya melakukan tugas sebagai imam, dan kuasa ilahi turun berdiam di dalam Kemah Suci.</small>
* 1866 - 1st [[Yitzchak Meir Alter|Rebbe of Ger]] meninggal
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*<small>[[Chassidic]] Rabbi [[Yitzchak Meir Alter|Yitzchak Meir Altar]] (1799–1866), author of [[Chiddushei Harim]] (a commentary on the [[Talmud]] and [[Shulchan Aruch]]), was a disciple of Rabbi [[Yisroel Hopsztajn]]- The Maggid of Koshnitz and Rabbi [[Simcha Bunim]] of [[Peshischa]], and the founder of the [[Ger (Hasidic dynasty)|"Ger" (Gerer) Chassidic dynasty]]. All his 13 sons had died in his lifetime, and he was succeeded (in 1870) by his young grandson, Rabbi [[Yehudah Aryeh Leib Alter|Yehudah Leib Alter]] (the "Sefat Emmet").</small>-->
'''24 Adar''' - (1817) - [[Blood Libel]] dinyatakan palsu
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*<small>On Adar 24, [[Czar of Russia Alexander I|Czar Alexander I of Russia]] declared the [[Blood Libel]], the infamous accusation that Jews murdered [[Christian]] children to use their blood in the baking of [[matzo|matzah]] for [[Passover]], for which thousands of Jews were killed through the centuries, to be false. Nevertheless, nearly a hundred years later the accusation was officially leveled against [[Menahem Mendel Beilis|Mendel Beilis]] in [[Kiev]].</small>-->
'''25 Adar'''
* 561 SM - [[Nebukadnezar II]], raja [[Babel]], meninggal
<small>[[Nebkadnezar II]], raja [[Babel]], merebut dan menghancurkan [[Yerusalem]], termasuk membakar habis [[Bait Allah (Yerusalem)|Bait Suci pertama]] 26 tahun sebelum kematiannya ({{Alkitab|Yeremia 52:31}})</small>
* 1761 - Rabbi [[Abraham Gershon of Kitov]] meninggal
<small>Rabbi [[Abraham Gershon of Kitov]] adalah saudara ipar laki-laki dan musuh yang kemudian menjadi murid [[Baal Shem Tov]]. Rabbi Gershon adalh penerima surat dari [[Baal Shem Tov]] yang menggambarkan nubuat sorgawi yang diterimanya mengenai kedatangan [[Mesias]]. Batu nisa Rabbi Gershon, yang mencantumkan tanggal 25 sebagai hari matinya, ditemukan di pekuburan [[Bukit Zaitun]] di Yerusalem setelah [[Perang Enam Hari]] di tahun 1967.</small>
'''27 Adar'''
* 561 SM - [[Zedekia]], raja Yehuda, meninggal (menurut tradisi Yahudi)
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*[[Zedekiah]] was the last king of the royal house of David to reign in the Holy Land. He ascended the throne in 597 SM, after King [[Nebuchadnezzar]] of [[Babylonia]] (to whom the [[Kingdom of Judah]] was then subject) exiled King [[Jeconiah]] (Zedekiah's nephew) to Babylonia . In 588 [[Before Common Era|BCE]] Zedekiah rebelled against Babylonian rule, and Nebuchadnezzar laid siege to Jerusalem (in [[Tevet]] 10 of that year); in the summer of 586 SM the walls of Jerusalem were penetrated, the city conquered, the (first) Holy Temple destroyed, and the people of Judah exiled to Babylonia. Zedekiah tried escaping through a tunnel leading out of the city, but was captured; his sons were killed in front of him, and then he was blinded. Zedekiah languished in the royal dungeon in Babylonia until Nebuchadnezzar's death in 561 SM. [[Meroduch]], Nebuchadnezzar's son and successor, freed him (and his nephew Jeconiah) on the 27th of Adar, but Zedikiah died that same day.-->
'''28 Adar''' -
*In 1524, the Jews of [[Cairo]] were delivered on the 28th of Adar from the plot of Ahmad Pasha who sought revenge against the Jewish minter [[De_Castro_family_(Sephardi_Jewish)#Abraham_de_Castro|Abraham de Castro]] who had informed Selim II of Ahmad's plan to cede from the Ottoman Empire. To this day, Adar 28th is considered the [[Purim]] of Cairo, with festivities including a special [[Megillah (disambiguation)|Megilah]] reading.
* (sejak abad ke-2 sampai seterusnya) - hari libur [[Talmud|Talmudik]]
Dalam zaman Talmudik, 28 Adar ditetapkan sebagai hari raya kecil untuk memperingati ditariknya surat keputusan pemerintah [[Romawi]] yang melarang orang mempelajari [[Taurat]], melakukan ritual sunat, dan memperingati hari [[Sabat]]. Surat keputusan (''decree'') itu ditarik melalui upaya Rabbi [[Yehudah ben Shamu'a]] dan rekan-rekan sejawatnya.<ref>[[Megillat Taanit]], sebuah [[baraita]] mengenai hal ini masih dapat ditemukan dalam [[Ta'anit (Talmud)|Ta'anit]] 18a dan [[Rosh Hashanah (Talmud)|Rosh Hashanah]] 19a.</ref>
* 1524: orang Yahudi di [[Kairo]] tertolong pada tanggal 28 Adar dari rancangan Ahmad Pasha untuk membalas dendam terhadap tukang cetak (''minter'') Yahudi, Abraham de Castro, yang memberitahu Selim II tentang rencana Ahmad untuk memisahkan diri dari [[Kekaisaran Utsmaniyah]] (''Ottoman Empire''). Sampai sekarang, 28 Adar dianggapkan sebagai [[Purim]] Kairo, dengan acara yang meliputi pembacaan [[Megilah]].
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