ws are thought to have horns because of a misinterpretation by Leonardo Divenchi, who portrayed Moses with horns. Now we'll take a look at architecture from a religious point of view.

During the late Fifteenth century, refugees from Spain escaped to Muslim countries, mainly the Ottoman Empire. With them they brought the Sephardic traditions and culture and it quickly spread throughout the Mediterranean region. The Sephardic tradition eventually dominated the Syrian synagogue design and its architecture. Today, this beautiful architecture still remains in the Syrian community in Brooklyn.

While doing this report on my heritage, I began to notice all the small details in my synagogue and how they are replicas of the old synagogues of Syria. I recognized how my community is trying to preserve the Syrian costumes and traditions. Thes

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)