Wikipedia's first sentence called it “only ashkenazi -themed synagogue in iran”. Today it says “orthodox jewish congregation and synagogue”.
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Danial Synagogue ( Persian : کنیسه دانیال ) or Daniel Synagogue ( Persian : کنیسه دانیل ) also known as Polish Synagogue ( Persian : کنیسه لهستانیها , romanized : Kenise Lahestāni-hā ) is an Orthodox Jewish congregation and synagogue , located at 30 Tir Street (formerly known as Ghavam Al Saltaneh Street), in Tehran , in the Central District of Tehran County, in Iran . It is the only Ashkenazi synagogue in Iran. It was mainly used during the time of the Second World War by Polish Jewish refugees. With the increase in Jewish refugees from Poland in 1940, Iranian Jews decided to build a specific Ashkenazi synagogue next to the Haim Synagogue . When the Danial Synagogue was first opened it could hold sixty people. Three Ashkenazi-designed Torahs had been brought from Poland and were used in the synagogue. After the Iranian Revolution , most Ashkenazi Jews left Iran, so the synagogue is now mainly used by Iranian Jews. "خیابانی-برای-گفتگوی-ادیان-در-تهران فردانیوز به نقل از روزنامه قانون، "خیابانی برای گفتگوی ادیان در تهران" " .
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The opening as it stood in 2015
Danial Synagogue is the only Ashkenazi -themed synagogue in Iran . It is located at 30 Tir Street (formerly known as Ghavam Al Saltaneh Street), in Tehran . It was mainly used during the time of the Second World War by Polish Jewish refugees. With the increase in Jewish refugees from Poland in 1940, Iranian Jews decided to build a specific Ashkenazi synagogue next to the Haim Synagogue . When the Danial Synagogue was first opened it could hold sixty people. Three Ashkenazi-designed Torahs were brought from Poland and were used in the synagogue. After the Iranian Revolution , most Ashkenazi Jews left Iran, so the synagogue is now mainly used by Iranian Jews.
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Danial Synagogue ( ) or Daniel Synagogue ( ) also known as Polish Synagogue ( - Kenise Lahestāni-hā ) is the only Ashkenazi synagogue in Iran . It is located at 30 Tir Street (formerly known as Ghavam Al Saltaneh Street), in Tehran . It was mainly used during the time of the Second World War by Polish Jewish refugees. With the increase in Jewish refugees from Poland in 1940, Iranian Jews decided to build a specific Ashkenazi synagogue next to the Haim Synagogue . When the Danial Synagogue was first opened it could hold sixty people. Three Ashkenazi-designed Torahs had been brought from Poland and were used in the synagogue. After the Iranian Revolution , most Ashkenazi Jews left Iran, so the synagogue is now mainly used by Iranian Jews. "خیابانی-برای-گفتگوی-ادیان-در-تهران فردانیوز به نقل از روزنامه قانون، "خیابانی برای گفتگوی ادیان در تهران" " (in Persian) .
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The opening as it stood on October 6, 2023
Synagogue in Tehran, Iran Danial Synagogue ( ) or Daniel Synagogue ( ) also known as Polish Synagogue ( - Kenise Lahestāni-hā ) is the only Ashkenazi synagogue in Iran . It is located at 30 Tir Street (formerly known as Ghavam Al Saltaneh Street), in Tehran . It was mainly used during the time of the Second World War by Polish Jewish refugees. With the increase in Jewish refugees from Poland in 1940, Iranian Jews decided to build a specific Ashkenazi synagogue next to the Haim Synagogue . When the Danial Synagogue was first opened it could hold sixty people. Three Ashkenazi-designed Torahs had been brought from Poland and were used in the synagogue. After the Iranian Revolution , most Ashkenazi Jews left Iran, so the synagogue is now mainly used by Iranian Jews. "خیابانی-برای-گفتگوی-ادیان-در-تهران فردانیوز به نقل از روزنامه قانون، "خیابانی برای گفتگوی ادیان در تهران" " (in Persian) .
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only ashkenazi -themed synagogue in iran
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orthodox jewish congregation and synagogue
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