Kaddas

Kaddas, also known as Kadash or Kaddish, is a traditional Jewish prayer that expresses reverence for God. Often recited in memory of loved ones who have passed away, it affirms faith and hope for spiritual renewal. The prayer is usually recited during synagogue services, especially on anniversaries and mourning periods, serving as a way to honor and remember the deceased while reinforcing community bonds and spiritual beliefs. It is a central part of Jewish mourning rituals and reflects themes of sanctification and devotion.