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Hanukkah 2021 - Hanukkah candle lighting times, entry and exit of the holiday
When are the candles lit on each of the days of Hanukkah?
These are the times of entry and exit of the holiday and the times of lighting Hanukkah candles 2021
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Monday, 08 November 2021, 14:03 Updated: Thursday, 11 November 2021, 14:06
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Hanukkah entry and exit times 2021
The beginning of the holiday:
Sunday, November 28, 24 Kislev 5724 The
departure of the holiday:
Monday, December 6, Monday, Tevet 5752
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These are the times of lighting Hanukkah candles
Sunday candle Sunday (24 Kislev 5728 28/11/2021) at: 17:18
Monday candle Monday (25 Kislev 29/11/2021) at: 17:18
Tuesday candle Tuesday And Kislev 30/11/2021) at: 17:18
Candle Wednesday Wednesday (27 Kislev 1/12/2021) at: 17:18
Candle Thursday Thursday (28 Kislev 2/12/2021) at: 17:18
Friday candle Friday (29 Kislev 3/12/2021) at: 16:17
Saturday Saturday candle (Sunday Tevet 4/12/2021) at: 17:17
Sunday eighth candle (Monday Tevet 5/12/2021) At: 17:18
This is Hanukkah Friday (Tuesday, 6/12/2021)
Lighting Hanukkah candles in Bnei Brak (Photo: Reuven Castro)
How are the candles welcomed?
The purpose of the lighting is to publicize the miracle of the Hasmonean victory in the revolt against the Greeks during the Second Temple and the miracle of the jug of oil, which despite its small size was enough to light the menorah for eight days, so the candles should be lit in public view That as many people as possible will be able to see the candles.
Two blessings are blessed on the candles during the days of Hanukkah, when on the first day the blessing of our lives is also added.
Before lighting the candles we greet:
Blessed are you, O our God, the King of the world who sanctified us with his matzahs and commanded us to light a candle (of) a chanukah.
Blessed are you, O our God, the King of the world who performed miracles for our fathers in those days at this time.
On the first evening a third blessing is added:
Blessed are you, O our God, King of the world that we have lived and established and have come to this time.
After the blessings and lighting of the candles, it is customary to sing "Maoz Tzur"
Maoz Tzur, my salvation.
Let a house of prayer be established and there we will give thanks.
At the same time prepare a kitchen from the strait.
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Raot Sbah Nfsi Bigon Chi extinction
Hii Mrro Bksi Bsabod kingdom trolley
and Bido Hgdolh Hotzia At Hsglh
corps Pharaoh and Cl Zrao Irdo Cabn Bmtzolh.
Dbir Kdso Hbiani Same to there not Sktti
and Ba Nogs and Hglni Ci streamlined Abdti
and Iin bane Mscti Cmat Sabrti
ending Babylon Zrbbl Lktz Sbaim Nosati.
Crot Komt pine Bks Aggi son of Hmdta
and Nhith to him Lfh and Lmoks and Gaoto Nsbth
fore right-handed Nsat and Aoib Smo Mhit
Rb Bnio and Kninio upon Hatz Tlit.
Ionim Nkbtzo Ali Azi Bimi Hsmnim
and Frtzo Homot Mgdli and Tmao Cl Hsmnim
and Mnotr Knknim Nash flag Lsosnim
children of lodging the days of Smonh Kbao song and Rnnim.
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Nkm Nkmt Abdic Mamh Hrsah
Ci Arch Hsah and Ain ending Limi Hrah
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What are you celebrating?
The holiday of Hanukkah falls every year for eight days, from the 25th of Kislev to the second or third of Tevet. The temple for only one day was finally enough for eight days. In Kislev and hence: camped 25.
On each of the nights of Hanukkah, there is in Judaism the commandment to light candles in the menorah, eight in all.
Some light all the candles first and each day take off one of the menorahs (similar to the jug of oil, whose contents shrank as the days went by) and some start with one candle and finish with eight candles.
Due to the commandment to light Hanukkah candles, the holiday was given another name: "Holiday of Lights".
When lighting the candles, it is customary to sing Hanukkah songs.
In various sources the holiday is also called "Winter Holiday" and "Olive Holiday".
For Hanukkah, there are many customs, including eating donuts and pancakes, foods that are fried in a lot of oil, in order to commemorate the miracle of the jug of oil.
Many play the spinning top, on which the letters Ngap (a great miracle was here) or abroad, Ngash (a great miracle was there) appear.
Another custom is to give Hanukkah gifts (pocket money) to children, sometimes in the form of chocolate coins that look like coins and sometimes in the form of real money.
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