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Blessings for a Woman Who Gave Birth / Bar Mitzvah / Hagbahah and Gelilah / Conclusion of the Service / Laws of Various Blessings, pages 594-594, with pointed Hebrew, English, and transliteration.

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Selected Laws and Customs

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heading BLESSINGS FOR A WOMAN WHO GAVE BIRTH Passage 1. It is the Chabad custom that one whose wife gives birth to a girl names the baby at the subsequent Torah reading, i.e., the earliest possible opportunity, and does not wait until Shabbat. true Passage 2. The text of the מִי שֵׁבֵּרַךְ reads, יַגְדְּלֶהָ לְתוֹרָה וּלְחֻפָּה וּלְמַעֲשִׂים טוֹבִים ("to raise her to Torah, to marriage, and to good deeds"). true heading BAR MITZVAH Passage 1. It is the Chabad custom that a Bar Mitzvah receives his first aliyah either at the afternoon service on Shabbat, or on Monday, Thursday, or Rosh Chodesh. true heading HAGBAHAH AND GELILAH Passage 1. As the Torah scroll is raised following the reading, one should endeavor to come close to the bimah so that he can read the Torah's writing. true Passage 2. We do not point at the Torah scroll when reciting these verses. true Passage 3. The sash with which the Torah is wrapped should be tied at the top of the bottom third of the Torah scroll. true heading CONCLUSION OF THE SERVICE Passage 1. Mourners' Kaddish is recited at the following points: After the Song of the Day, after עָלֵינוּ, and after the daily portion of Psalms recited according to the monthly cycle. In addition, a mourner recites the Kaddish D'Rabbanan before עָלֵינוּ. (If there are no mourners in the congregation, the chazzan or another person should recite Kaddish at these points.) true Passage 2. After the Kaddish following Psalms, it is customary for the mourners to recite a chapter—or the concluding Mishnah of a chapter—of Mishnayot, followed by Kaddish D'Rabbanan. true heading LAWS OF VARIOUS BLESSINGS heading WASHING THE HANDS FOR BREAD Passage 1. The hands must be clean of any dirt or foreign matter before washing in the ritual manner necessary to partake of bread. true Passage 2. An abundant amount of water should be used, enough to cover the entire area of the hand up until the wrist six times—three times on each hand. true Passage 3. Pick up the cup containing the water in the right hand. Pass it to the left hand, and pour three times on the right hand. Then pass the cup to the right hand and pour three times on the left hand. It is customary to hold the cup with a towel when pouring on the left hand. true Passage 4. A little water from the final pouring should remain in the left hand. It should be rubbed over both hands together, while reciting the blessing עַל נְטִילַת יָדָיִם. Then dry the hands. true Passage 5. One should not talk until reciting the blessing הַמּוֹצִיא and partaking in the bread. true heading BLESSING BEFORE EATING AND DRINKING Passage 1. The Sages established the blessings prior to eating and drinking, which are collective for specific categories of food or drink. true Passage 2. One who begins the meal with bread recites the blessing הַמּוֹצִיא לֶחֶם מִן הָאָרֶץ, and need not recite any other blessings over subsequent courses of the meal. However, there are three exceptions to this rule: a) If one wishes to drink wine during the meal, one must recite the blessing over wine (בּוֹרֵא פְּרִי הַגָּפֶן—but see paragraph 8 below). b) A separate blessing must be made over a dessert. c) If one eats something which was not part of the meal, an appropriate blessing must be said. true