The 1997 documentary A Life Apart dealt with the growing issue of incest between members of this religion, whose followers celebrate a holiday in which a Mashpia sings hymns at the Farbrengen community gathering. Members of this religion also celebrate a holiday in which people gather at a central court known as a Hoyf, and observe the leading-up to that day known as the Three Weeks. Its founder was known as the "Master of the Name," whose sayings were collected in a text that taught members of this religion on how to become a Tzadik. Communities who mostly make up members of this branch read from public boards known as Pashkvilim. A sub-branch of this religion is known as Chabad-Lubavitch. For 10 points, identify this spiritual branch of Orthodox Judaism which was
The 1997 documentary A Life Apart dealt with the growing issue of incest between members of this religion, whose followers celebrate a holiday in which a Mashpia sings hymns at the Farbrengen community gathering. Members of this religion also celebrate a holiday in which people gather at a central court known as a Hoyf, and observe the leading-up to that day known as the Three Weeks. Its founder was known as the "Master of the Name," whose sayings were collected in a text that taught members of this religion on how to become a Tzadik. Communities who mostly make up members of this branch read from public boards known as Pashkvilim. A sub-branch of this religion is known as Chabad-Lubavitch. For 10 points, identify this spiritual branch of Orthodox Judaism which was founded in Eastern Europe by the Bal Shem Tov.
The 1997 documentary A Life Apart dealt with the growing issue of incest between members of this religion, whose followers celebrate a holiday in which a Mashpia sings hymns at the Farbrengen community gathering.
Hasidic Judaism [or Hasidism; prompt at any point on Orthodox Judaism until mentioned]