Sivan 18, 5771 * June 20, 2011
==============
MITZVAH MINUTE
==============
Shabbat Prayers II
Shabbat Day
==================
Shabbat morning prayers traditionally commence at a later hour than do weekday morning prayers, giving us the opportunity to enter a meditative and prayerful frame of mind. Spend a few minutes delving into a chassidic text and enter the luminescent world of the soul. Need a chassidic text? Print one out (before Shabbat) from our Chassidic Texts Section [ http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=50B2964A31143BBE93F7D9F761D3062C&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2 ].
Shabbat morning prayers follow the same basic pattern as the weekday prayers - Pisukei d'Zimra ("Verses of Praise"), then the Shema with its preceding and following blessings, followed by the Shabbat Amidah (silent prayer). Throughout, we add various extra hymns and Psalms in honor of Shabbat. The Amidah is followed by Psalm 92, and then the Torah reading and the special-for-Shabbat Musaf service.
More about the Torah reading: The Five Books of Moses are divided into 54 portions. One portion (a parshah) is read every Shabbat. (On certain weeks, two portions are read.) For this week's parshah, click here [ http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=72F8BAB1DEE99F9280E8C8ADE3059D9A&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2 ].
The procedure of the Torah reading is as follows: The Ark is opened and the prayer leader takes a Torah to the reading table. Seven men are called, successively, to "come up" as the reader chants one of the parshah's sections. (The honor of being called to the Torah is referred to as an aliyah. For more about aliyahs, click here [ http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=2E06F896DC3AE6D9AD93702AE0F38F9F&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2 ].) An additional aliyah, called the maftir, is given to the person who then reads the haftorah, a selection from the Prophets that reflects the theme of the parshah. For more about the Torah reading, click here [ http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=C44296661E284BDEB3A6099D925AA98C&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2 ].
Following the Torah reading, brief prayers are recited requesting G-d's blessings for the congregation, the Torah is returned to the Ark, and the Musaf prayer commences. The Musaf, which literally means "addition," is (contains?) an additional Amidah in lieu of the additional offering which was brought in the Holy Temple on Shabbat. The Musaf Amidah is followed by the Ein k'Eloheinu hymn and the Aleinu.
The combined morning/Musaf synagogue prayer service lasts, on average, three hours.
The Shabbat afternoon prayer is relatively brief: a few introductory recitations, a brief Torah reading (from the beginning of the following week's parshah), and the Shabbat Amidah, followed by brief closing prayers.
-
Illustrations by Yehuda Lang [ mailto:yehud24@yahoo.com ]. To view more artwork by this artist click here [ http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=3DDDA8BDCA5D0E7704E251CCF9F91B3F&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2 ] .
- To view this article on the Web, or to post a comment, please click here: http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=6FA70976CD03398B30AF80D66E0C685B&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
This subscription is available and better viewed in a graphic (HTML) format. To update your preferences, please click here:
http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=0684367FA4DC1FCEEACAAB1097571217&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Copyright © Chabad.org
For more Torah study and inspiring articles, please visit:
http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=477B8C668305F0CB983638C513EF666E&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
** Enjoyed this email? Please help us continue sharing the
study of Torah and Jewish traditions:
Dedicate or sponsor an email to mark your special occasion!
Please click here: http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=F0B0484AB944BFBFCFF0DDC7AF2305F1&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2
Please click here to make a donation to Chabad.org:
http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=87865DA02AC2F76253F48123AE7E2B2B&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2
** Important Tip: In order to guarantee that your Chabad.org subscription
emails continue to be delivered to you, please make sure to add our
address, subscriptions@chabad.org, to your address book, or "whitelist"
it in any spam filters or spam programs you may have.
** Manage your complete subscription profile online: Subscribes,
unsubscribes, address changes, vacation holds, and more. Register here:
http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=9E7B20B7231B85957F779E5B15A801B7&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2&emailpk=_215646_1826535@
** To subscribe to more Chabad.org email lists please click here:
http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=676D5F6F307004BE08DE08EED7052F91&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2
** To be removed from this email list please click here:
http://www.chabad.org/unsub.asp?i=5AF4698367548130A48AD526091ECB42A4652B1C7929243B9A2859ADC7014A6B
If you would just like your email suspended and resumed at a later
date, please let us know here:
http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=D64E12AD0AF92524D1A6BCAFD06B68E8&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2&email=yurochkadrugach.yurochka@blogger.com
** You are subscribed to the "Mitzvah Minute" email list as:
yurochkadrugach.yurochka@blogger.com. If your e-mail address is changing
please send us your new email address here:
http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=B20F55F35EE10B616FBDA24141F951BA&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2&email=yurochkadrugach.yurochka@blogger.com
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Chabad.org
Chabad Lubavitch Media Center
770 Eastern Parkway * Brooklyn, NY * 11213
Web: http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=04E5CC2E2403B3652C82283E55FFE9C3&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2
Feedback: http://link.Chabad.org/go.asp?li=CF083732899E2AA97A8E49FB2F244F35&ui=F8C16ABBBCDB72AD0024EE2F647D78D2
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Комментариев нет:
Отправить комментарий