Hanna and her seven sons

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Hanna and her seven sons are figures from Jewish tradition remembered as martyrs who chose death rather than violating their religious laws under persecution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish martyrs
figures in Jewish tradition
legendary characters
associatedWith Maccabean martyr narratives
story of the mother and her seven sons
category Jewish legendary figures
Religious martyrs in legend
commemoratedAs martyrs for the Jewish faith
ethicalSignificance example of self‑sacrifice for religious principles
model of steadfastness under persecution
influenceOn Christian martyr narratives
later Jewish martyrology
languageOfEarliestSources Hebrew
languageOfSources Aramaic
Greek
mother Hanna NERFINISHED
notableFor choosing death rather than violating Jewish law
martyrdom
numberOfChildren 7
persecutedBy Hellenistic ruler
religiousTradition Judaism
rememberedIn Jewish liturgy
Midrash NERFINISHED
Talmud NERFINISHED
rabbinic literature
status historicized legend in Jewish memory
theme faithfulness to Torah
refusal to eat forbidden food
sanctification of the Divine Name
timePeriod Hellenistic period

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Old Cemetery of Safed hasGraveOf Hanna and her seven sons