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To be a Hasidic Jew, one must be born of a Jewish mother. Hasidic Judaism is a strict orthodox branch of Judaism, so one must be prepared to follow all Jewish law devoutly and study the sacred texts.

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A Jewish child is usually born Jewish, however, children are permitted to convert, just like adults.

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Either you are born into it ( which is always from both sides since Hasidic Jews never marry outsiders ). Or you can convert which at minimum takes a year.

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