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- noun Alternative spelling of
Halacha .
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Both Judaism and Islam are guided by religious law in Judaism called halakha, in Islam called sharia.
Rabbi Michael M. Cohen: Nature Without Borders Rabbi Michael M. Cohen 2011
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Both Judaism and Islam are guided by religious law in Judaism called halakha, in Islam called sharia.
Rabbi Michael M. Cohen: Nature Without Borders Rabbi Michael M. Cohen 2011
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Both Judaism and Islam are guided by religious law in Judaism called halakha, in Islam called sharia.
Rabbi Michael M. Cohen: Nature Without Borders Rabbi Michael M. Cohen 2011
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Both Judaism and Islam are guided by religious law in Judaism called halakha, in Islam called sharia.
Rabbi Michael M. Cohen: Nature Without Borders Rabbi Michael M. Cohen 2011
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Both Judaism and Islam are guided by religious law in Judaism called halakha, in Islam called sharia.
Rabbi Michael M. Cohen: Nature Without Borders Rabbi Michael M. Cohen 2011
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Both Judaism and Islam are guided by religious law in Judaism called halakha, in Islam called sharia.
Rabbi Michael M. Cohen: Nature Without Borders Rabbi Michael M. Cohen 2011
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Both Judaism and Islam are guided by religious law in Judaism called halakha, in Islam called sharia.
Rabbi Michael M. Cohen: Nature Without Borders Rabbi Michael M. Cohen 2011
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Both Judaism and Islam are guided by religious law in Judaism called halakha, in Islam called sharia.
Rabbi Michael M. Cohen: Nature Without Borders Rabbi Michael M. Cohen 2011
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Both Judaism and Islam are guided by religious law in Judaism called halakha, in Islam called sharia.
Rabbi Michael M. Cohen: Nature Without Borders Rabbi Michael M. Cohen 2011
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Both Judaism and Islam are guided by religious law in Judaism called halakha, in Islam called sharia.
Rabbi Michael M. Cohen: Nature Without Borders Rabbi Michael M. Cohen 2011
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