One group of these people covers the floors of their houses of worship with sand, and uses a legal code whose name literally means "set table".
One group of these people covers the floors of their houses of worship with sand, and uses a legal code whose name literally means "set table". In the Arab world, many of these people are called Mizrahis. These believers separate out their laws from customs called minhag. In the 1650s, this group established itself in Recife, Brazil. After a period of study, converts to this faith immerse in a ritual bath. One branch of this faith uses the Ladino language, a creole based on Spanish. For 10 points, name this religion whose Sephardic subgroup was kicked out of Spain, whose religious clothing includes the tallit prayer shawl.
One group of these people covers the floors of their houses of worship with sand, and uses a legal code whose name literally means "set table".
Sephardic Jews [or Sephardic Judaism; accept Sephardic Jews, Sephardic Judaism, or Sephardim until "Sephardic"] 