Definition: Tamu4 is a Hebrew term referring to a large group of Jews who fled to Mecca in search of spiritual guidance. The word originally means "sunlight" and was used metaphorically by the Hebrews as a symbol of their longing for God's wisdom. However, it gradually became associated with the idea of gathering together or fellowshiping. In Jewish tradition, it is believed that the group initially consisted of many individuals from various backgrounds but later developed into a community with a specific spiritual focus and leadership. The term "Tamu4" was used to describe this growing community and its significance in Jewish history and belief.