Article based on a lecture by Rav Malul Shlità posek Halacha.
During Channukkàh is מנהג minhag ~ use (women) do not work in the ignition time of the candles, but not There is no prohibition on working.
not make speeches הספדים hespedim ~ funeral or fasting, even the bride and groom do not fast on the day of their marriage.
must put 'Al HaNissim in different parts of Teffillàh, such as follows: • In the Birkat
HaMazon, there is no obligation to do Se'udot meals with bread, but it is good to have them during channukkàh from time to time in order to make 'Al HaNissim, who does not say and you remember before I said "Barukh Ata H' 'Al HaArez Ve'Al HaMazon" then comes back and says, if he has already said the name of HaQadosh Barukh Hu then not come back even if he has finished saying the berakhàh, and does' Al HaNissim in "HaRachaman" and say 'Hu HaRachaman Y'asèh Lanu Nissim veNiflaot Kemo she'Asàh laAvotenu bayamim haHem baZeman haze bime ... (and recovering from' Al HaNissim). Who does not forget even further back. • In
tefillah who forgets to say nell''Amidàh may add to Berakhàh Shomè'a Teffillàh, but if it concludes the'Amidàh you remember and not repeat.
Reading Hallel, we say the Hallel every day, the girls without Beracha Sefarad say it because they have no obligation, while Rabbenu ז"ל Tam says that even those who may not have any obligation berakhàh do it with, and so is the opinion Ashkenazi.
reading of the Torah every day we read the Torah, the verses of the inauguration of the Mishkan משכן ~ tabernacle for two reasons: 1
. The inauguration of the Mishkan was on 25 Kislev.
2. During the channukkà Bet HaMiqdash was then repurified as if it were opened again.
not recite the Tachanunim Vidduim and with the exception of the couple on their wedding day.
There is no obligation to light many candles as the number of days have passed since the beginning of the feast, but there is a requirement to light a candle every night, so if you have only two candles on the second day and some people does not have it is good to give a candle to this so that I can do even he ignition of the mitzvah candles. According to Ashkenazi
each family member must have its channukià, while the authors of Tossafot, and so use the Sephardim, the landlord will turn out one by all of obligation.
is prohibited to use the lights of channukià to read or to be light because someone might see you and think you've turned on to use it and not for mitzvah.
A blind man can not light candles because it can not see them, the wife must turn to him with berakhàh and think it out of obligation.
time the ignition of candles :
· Sephardim: according to the Shulchan 'Aruch light output of stars.
· Ashkenazi: according to the minhag HaGrà light at sunset.
In both cases you have to put enough candles or oil in sufficient quantity to stand half an hour after the release of the stars (even if you have turned on at sunset).
Rabbi Mordechai Eliahu
ZZ "L said to use oil that is used for cooking and a special light alone.
We also refer to articles published in previous years.
