A lecture by Meir Itkin on Moroccan mysticism will take place online via Zoom on September 3 at 7:30 p.m. Israel time. Jinn and Jewish-Muslim practices will be discussed.
On September 3 at 7:30 p.m. Israel time, we will speak on Zoom with Meir Itkin about a world in which Jewish and Muslim mystics, alchemists, miracle workers, and ancient legends coexisted side by side—legends that still amaze the imagination.
We will examine the typology of Moroccan jinn, including their religious, color, and gastronomic preferences.
We will discuss the “angelic writing” technique, as well as how pairs of couscous transform into the seven-headed Iblis.
Special attention will be given to the family life of men and jinni in Jewish and Muslim practice.
Meir Itkin is a curator of Haifa’s museums, curator of an exhibition on the folk art of Moroccan Jews, a writer, and a cultural scholar.
Tickets for the lectures currently cost from 60 shekels. However, if the apocalypse is not yet over for you, you can donate any amount by any convenient method: through the box office, PayBox, Bit, PayPal, or by bank transfer.
On weekdays from 1:00 to 8:00 p.m., the easiest way to purchase a ticket is by phone: 054-206-7957.
For all details, call us. The Zoom meeting link will be sent on the day of the lecture upon request to me, Yana Bukchina, via Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp at +972-54-206-7957.
If you cannot make it online, purchase the recording.
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