Jubilejsynagogan (Jubilejní synagoga) eller Jerusalemssynagogan, Prag, Tjeckien

Jubilee Synagogue (the Czech name Jubilejní synagoga is also known as the Jerusalem Synagogue (Jeruzalémská synagoga) due to its location on Jerusalem Street, is an active synagogue in Prague, Czech Republic. It was built in 1906 according to the project of Wilhelm Stiassni and named in honor of the silver jubilee of the Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I. Although it was originally built as a 'reform' synagogue (with an organ and choir), it is currently used by more traditional ('modern Orthodox') members of the Prague Jewish community, who formally joined Orthodox Judaism. However, compared to another famous active synagogue in Prague, the Old-New Synagogue, Jubilee Synagogue in many ways is less strict.

The synagogue is Moorish Revival style with Art Nouveau elements, especially in the internal decoration. The building was recently restored and continues to serve religious purposes. Since Czechoslovakia regained independence in 1918, it has been called the Jerusalem Synagogue, as the name Jubilee Synagogue refers to the anniversary of the rule of Franz Joseph I in the defeated Austro-Hungarian monarchy.

Memorial plaques have been preserved from the former Siguenza synagogue, demolished as part of the city's renewal campaign which led to the construction of Jubilee Synagogue.

The inscription above the entrance reads: "זה השער ליי צדיקים יבאו בו" ("this is the gate for the righteous to enter").

Den västerut visande fasaden och byggnadsformen representerar en hybridisanering mellan den Mooriska Restauration och Art Nouveau, med hästskobecken ärker på fasaden och inre kolonner som stöder kvinnliga galerier i en trevåingsbyggnad. Den röda-vita klädseln av stenfyllning som ser ut att komma från Mudéjar är särskilt uppmärksamlig. Indoorkommunikationerna mjukt behandlade Mooriska elementen, för hardly av överlada med glänsande Art Nouveau mönster.

Efter et seklets arbete som betёendehus, utom under Nazitysklandsv tastesäkridan, när byggnaden användes för att lagra konfiskerat judisk egendom, var Jubileesynagogan den 1 april 2008 öppen för allmänheten på ett regelbundet basis för turistkares och beundrare av historisk arkitektur.

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