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JewishMahj.com

A beloved tradition, warmly shared. πŸ•―οΈ

Mah jongg holds a special place in American Jewish life. The Museum of Jewish Heritage described it as a game that "became a Jewish-American tradition,"[1] and the National Mah Jongg League was founded in 1937 by a group of Jewish women.[2] JewishMahj.com is a warm name for community games, history and learning.

1920First U.S. sets sold[3]
1937League founded in NYC[4]
350,000+League members today[4]
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πŸ•―οΈ A history worth telling

The Jewish Museum Milwaukee recounts how the League's card spread as women carried it to places like the Catskills and Miami.[2] The Museum of Jewish Heritage devoted an exhibition, Project Mah Jongg, to the game in 2010–2011.[1]

Today, synagogues, community centers and Jewish federations host games; Houstonia lists the Jewish Federation of Greater Houston among local hosts.[5]

🀝 A note on respect

This page presents mah jongg's documented history in American Jewish communities, with sources. Xela Domains is not affiliated with any museum, federation, congregation or the National Mah Jongg League. We ask any buyer to use this name with warmth and respect, ideally with community partners.

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Community calendar

Games at centers and congregations.

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History hub

Stories of the game and its players.

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Charity play

Tournaments for community causes.

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Generations

Grandparents teach grandchildren.

πŸ€„ Proof the table is filling up

Every figure links to its source below.

400+

Delegates in 1937

At the first League convention.[6]

152

Tiles in an American set

Plus jokers, racks and a yearly card.[7]

1986

First tournament at sea

Where American tournament standards began.[7]

πŸ•°οΈ A century of American mahjong

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1920

The first U.S. mahjong sets go on sale.[3]

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1937

Players meet in New York City and found the National Mah Jongg League.[4]

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First convention

The New Yorker counts 400+ delegates at the Essex House.[6]

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2010

The Museum of Jewish Heritage opens Project Mah Jongg.[1]

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2023–24

Eventbrite mahjong events up 179% in the U.S.[8]

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2025

A Brooklyn mahjong party draws 700 people.[9]

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❓ FAQ

Why is mah jongg linked with American Jewish communities?

The League that shaped the American game was founded in 1937 by Jewish women,[2] and museums have documented its role in Jewish-American life.[1]

What exactly am I buying?

The domain name JewishMahj.com only. No website, inventory, customer list or trademark rights are included.

Why is mahjong a good niche right now?

Demand is rising fast: Eventbrite counted 179% more U.S. mahjong events from 2023 to 2024[8] and reports mahjong searches up 365%.[10]

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Use the Make an Offer button, or buy through GoDaddy, Xela Domains or Afternic using the links in the buy section. Transfers run through the marketplace or an escrow-style checkout.

ℹ️ Not affiliatedThis page presents mah jongg's documented history in American Jewish communities, with sources. Xela Domains is not affiliated with any museum, federation, congregation or the National Mah Jongg League. We ask any buyer to use this name with warmth and respect, ideally with community partners.

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