I’m new in exploring judaism’s diversity so I’m sorry in advance for any misunderstandings! So, my question is: there is hasidic jews and they have plenty of diverse people, but hasidism is a product of ashkenazi society and therefore i’m curious whether or not there is some sephardic, mizrahi, beta Israel etc sects reminiscent of hasidic. Also, I’m interested how many non-ashkenazim jews are hasidic compared to ashkenazim and in which traditions orthodox non-ashkenazim are different from ashke ones.
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