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On the Observance of Customs

Morning Conduct

The Chitas Study Cycles Instituted by the Rebbe Rayatz: Chumash, Tehillim, Tanya

Washing the Hands (Netilas Yadayim) before Meals; Grace After Meals (Birkas HaMazon) & Other Blessings

The Prayer for Travelers: Tefillas HaDerech

Circumcision: Bris Milah

The Afternoon Service: Minchah

The Evening Service: Maariv

Prayer Before Retiring at Night: Kerias Shema

Shabbos

Rosh Chodesh

Months and Holidays

   The Month of Nissan

Pesach: The Seder and the Haggadah

The Priestly Blessing

The Seventh and Eighth Days of Pesach

The Period of Sefiras HaOmer and Lag BaOmer

Beis Iyar

The Month of Sivan

Vav Sivan: The First Day of Shavuos

Gimmel Tammuz

Yud-Beis and Yud-Gimmel Tammuz

The Three Weeks and Public Fasts

Chaf Menachem Av

The Month of Elul

Distinctive Customs of Elul, Rosh HaShanah, the Ten Days of Penitence and Yom Kippur

Liturgical Supplement for the Days of Awe

Vav Tishrei

Yud-Gimmel Tishrei

Sukkos, Shemini Atzeres and Simchas Torah

The Month of MarCheshvan

The Month of Kislev

Chanukah

Gimmel DeChanukah

The Month of Teves

The Month of Shvat

The Month of Adar

Bar-Mitzvah

Weddings

Mourning: Semachos

Yahrzeit

Miscellaneous Topics

Founders of Chassidism & Leaders of Chabad-Lubavitch

Glossary

Sefer HaMinhagim
The Book of Chabad-Lubavitch Customs

Months and Holidays
The Month of MarCheshvan
Translated by Uri Kaploun

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Chaf MarCheshvan:

The Rebbe Rashab - R. Shalom DovBer Schneersohn, of sainted memory, the fifth of the Rebbeim of Chabad - was born at 9.00 a.m. on the second day of the week in which Parshas Chayei Sarah is read, on the twentieth of MarCheshvan in the year 5621 (1860). (Transposing these four letters, [his grandfather] the Tzemach Tzedek used to refer to this year as shnas kisra - (Heb./Aram.:) "the year of the crown.")[592]

The Rebbe Rashab bore the mantle of leadership from the year 5643 (1882) until [his passing on the second of Nissan in] the year 5680 (1920).

On his birthday every year he would deliver a maamar. This was done privately, except when it occurred on Shabbos, [when in any case his chassidim would expect to hear a maamar].

   

Notes:

  1. (Back to text) See Chanoch LaNaar, p. 6; see also HaYom Yom, p. 106, and the introductory genealogy there, p. A15. For more detailed documentation see the Biographical Outline and the Bibliographical Index in Chanoch LaNaar, both compiled by the Rebbe Shlita. [See also Sefer HaToldos of the Rebbe Rashab, compiled by R. Avraham Chanoch Glitzenstein; Heb.]


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