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Hakafot / Mashiv Haruach Umorid Hageshem / Day of Simchat Torah / Chanukah, pages 612-612, with pointed Hebrew, English, and transliteration.

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Selected Laws and Customs

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Passage 2. One who participated in Hakafot in his synagogue, if he visits another where they have not yet completed Hakafot, he should sing and rejoice together with them. true heading MASHIV HARUACH UMORID HAGESHEM Passage 1. Before the congregation recites the Musaf Amidah on Shemini Atzeret, the gabbai announces "מַשִּׁיב הָרוּחַ וּמוֹרִיד הַגָּשֶׁם". From then on, instead of saying מוֹרִיד הַטָּל in the second blessing of the Amidah, one begins reciting מַשִּׁיב הָרוּחַ וּמוֹרִיד הַגָּשֶׁם. true Passage 2. One who is not praying with the congregation and does not intend to pray with a later minyan, and has not yet prayed the Shacharit Amidah, but heard the gabbai's announcement before reciting the morning service, should recite מַשִּׁיב הָרוּחַ... in his morning service. true heading DAY OF SIMCHAT TORAH Passage 1. It is the Chabad custom to make Hakafot during Shacharit of Simchat Torah. All seven Hakafot are recited uninterrupted, without intervals of singing and dancing, while making three and a half circles around the bimah. This is followed by singing and dancing. true Passage 2. It is customary for all males to receive an aliyah on Simchat Torah. Since there are only eight aliyot, one of the following options is followed: a) The congregation breaks up into a number of smaller minyanim. b) Several people are called jointly for each aliyah. true Passage 3. The fifth aliyah is referred to by the name kol hane'arim, for all boys under the age of thirteen join the person called for that aliyah. They all recite the blessings together with the person called for the aliyah. true heading CHANUKAH Passage 1. It is customary to use oil lamps with cotton wicks for the menorah. A beeswax candle is used for the shamash (the candle used to kindle the lights). true Passage 2. It is the Chabad custom to kindle the Chanukah lights after sunset, but before the appearance of the stars. If that is not possible, the lights should be kindled soon thereafter. true Passage 3. The lights must burn for at least half an hour after nightfall. Before kindling the lights, one should make sure that there is enough oil (or if candles are used, that they are large enough) to last at least 50 minutes. If they are kindled after nightfall, it is sufficient that they burn for half an hour. true Passage 4. With the exception of Friday night, one should stay near the Chanukah lights for approximately half an hour after kindling them. true Passage 5. If one of the lights goes out within this time, it is customary to rekindle it. true Passage 6. No use should be made of the light shed by the Chanukah lights, such as reading or working by their light. true Passage 7. It is customary for women not to work during the time the Chanukah lights are required to burn. true Passage 8. If one did not kindle the Chanukah lights immediately after sunset, he may light them throughout the night, provided some members of his household are awake. If none are awake, he should kindle the lights without reciting the blessings. (It is, however, proper for him to wake them so that he can recite a blessing.) true Passage 9. On the Friday of Chanukah, Minchah is recited early. The Chanukah lights are then kindled (followed by the Shabbat candles). Additional oil (or larger candles) should be provided for these Chanukah lights, to make sure they would last until half an hour after nightfall. true Passage 10. On Saturday night, Maariv should be prayed as soon as possible, so that the menorah can be kindled at the earliest opportunity. true