U jevrejskoj kulturi i nasleđu tradicija venčanja i određenih obrednih radnji i običaja održala se hiljadama godina. Poseban značaj ima ketuba, bračni ugovor, koji je kod Jevreja neodvojivi deo ceremonije stupanja u brak. Ketuba doslovno znači: ono što je napisano. Vreme nastanka bračnog ugovora u pisanoj formi nije tačno utvrđeno. Prve pisane izjave bile su sročene jednostavno, a postajale bi punovažne činom njihovog uručivanja nevesti, u prisustvu dva svedoka. Iz apokrifnih biblijskih spisa zna se da je u IV ili III veku p.n.e. pisanje ketuba bilo opšte prihvaćeno. Još рге nego što je tekst ugovora jasno formulisan u periodu nastanka Talmuda, rabini su ovom dokumentu pridavali izuzetan značaj, bez kojeg brak nije smatran legalnim.
In Jewish culture and heritage, the tradition of weddings and certain rituals and customs has been maintained for thousands of years. Of special significance is the ketubah, the marriage contract, which is an inseparable part of the marriage ceremony for Jews. Ketubah literally means: what is written. The time of the marriage contract in writing has not been determined exactly. The first written statements were made simply and would become valid by the act of handing them over to the bride, in the presence of two witnesses. From the apocryphal biblical writings, it is known that in the IV or III century BC. ketubah writing was generally accepted. Even more than the text of the contract was clearly formulated in the period of the creation of the Talmud, the rabbis give great importance to this document - without it, marriage was not considered legal.
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AU - Kon Panić, Miroslava
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AB - U jevrejskoj kulturi i nasleđu tradicija venčanja i određenih obrednih radnji i običaja održala se hiljadama godina. Poseban značaj ima ketuba, bračni ugovor, koji je kod Jevreja neodvojivi deo ceremonije stupanja u brak. Ketuba doslovno znači: ono što je napisano. Vreme nastanka bračnog ugovora u pisanoj formi nije tačno utvrđeno. Prve pisane izjave bile su sročene jednostavno, a postajale bi punovažne činom njihovog uručivanja nevesti, u prisustvu dva svedoka. Iz apokrifnih biblijskih spisa zna se da je u IV ili III veku p.n.e. pisanje ketuba bilo opšte prihvaćeno. Još рге nego što je tekst ugovora jasno formulisan u periodu nastanka Talmuda, rabini su ovom dokumentu pridavali izuzetan značaj, bez kojeg brak nije smatran legalnim.
AB - In Jewish culture and heritage, the tradition of weddings and certain rituals and customs has been maintained for thousands of years. Of special significance is the ketubah, the marriage contract, which is an inseparable part of the marriage ceremony for Jews. Ketubah literally means: what is written. The time of the marriage contract in writing has not been determined exactly. The first written statements were made simply and would become valid by the act of handing them over to the bride, in the presence of two witnesses. From the apocryphal biblical writings, it is known that in the IV or III century BC. ketubah writing was generally accepted. Even more than the text of the contract was clearly formulated in the period of the creation of the Talmud, the rabbis give great importance to this document - without it, marriage was not considered legal.
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abstract = "U jevrejskoj kulturi i nasleđu tradicija venčanja i određenih obrednih radnji i običaja održala se hiljadama godina. Poseban značaj ima ketuba, bračni ugovor, koji je kod Jevreja neodvojivi deo ceremonije stupanja u brak. Ketuba doslovno znači: ono što je napisano. Vreme nastanka bračnog ugovora u pisanoj formi nije tačno utvrđeno. Prve pisane izjave bile su sročene jednostavno, a postajale bi punovažne činom njihovog uručivanja nevesti, u prisustvu dva svedoka. Iz apokrifnih biblijskih spisa zna se da je u IV ili III veku p.n.e. pisanje ketuba bilo opšte prihvaćeno. Još рге nego što je tekst ugovora jasno formulisan u periodu nastanka Talmuda, rabini su ovom dokumentu pridavali izuzetan značaj, bez kojeg brak nije smatran legalnim., In Jewish culture and heritage, the tradition of weddings and certain rituals and customs has been maintained for thousands of years. Of special significance is the ketubah, the marriage contract, which is an inseparable part of the marriage ceremony for Jews. Ketubah literally means: what is written. The time of the marriage contract in writing has not been determined exactly. The first written statements were made simply and would become valid by the act of handing them over to the bride, in the presence of two witnesses. From the apocryphal biblical writings, it is known that in the IV or III century BC. ketubah writing was generally accepted. Even more than the text of the contract was clearly formulated in the period of the creation of the Talmud, the rabbis give great importance to this document - without it, marriage was not considered legal.",
publisher = "Pančevo : Jevrejska opština",
title = "Ketuba - Jevrejski bračni ugovor: izložba Jevrejske opštine Pančevo, Narodni muzej Pančevo, decembar 2011., Ketubah - Jewish marriage contract: exhibition of the Jewish community of Pancevo, National Museum of Pancevo, December 2011.",
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Kon Panić, M.,& Singer, D.. (2011). Ketuba - Jevrejski bračni ugovor: izložba Jevrejske opštine Pančevo, Narodni muzej Pančevo, decembar 2011..
Pančevo : Jevrejska opština., 1-14.
Kon Panić M, Singer D. Ketuba - Jevrejski bračni ugovor: izložba Jevrejske opštine Pančevo, Narodni muzej Pančevo, decembar 2011.. 2011;:1-14..
Kon Panić, Miroslava, Singer, Dragan, "Ketuba - Jevrejski bračni ugovor: izložba Jevrejske opštine Pančevo, Narodni muzej Pančevo, decembar 2011." (2011):1-14.
