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Culture16:05 · Aug 2

Hasidic Followers Dance with Burning Hats at Granddaughter's Wedding of Lelov Rebbe

By כיכר השבת
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

At a joyous wedding celebration in the Lelov Hasidic community in Nikelsburg, followers danced energetically despite their hats catching fire. The event marked the marriage of the granddaughter of the Lelov Rebbe, a prominent Hasidic leader. Photographs and videos captured by A. Shtul show the intense and spirited dancing, highlighting the fervent atmosphere of the occasion. The celebration took place recently, drawing attention for the unusual sight of burning hats amid the traditional festivities. No injuries were reported, and the event continued with great enthusiasm, reflecting the deep communal bonds and religious devotion of the Lelov Hasidim.

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