Depends. The reading is not a requirment. A boy is Bar Mitvah when he turns 13 (A girl 12 for a Bat Mitvah).
2006-12-21 04:23:19
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answered by Quantrill 7
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None. A boy automatically becomes Bar Mitzvah at 13 no matter what he does. Bar Mitzvah meens he is required to keep the commandments, and if human courts for the enforcement of commandments still existed, he could be held liable. (He won't be held liable by heaven until 20)
Traditionally the boy learns how to lein (read in the HOly TOngue with musical notes) the enitre portion for the week he becomes Bar Mitzvah. This is usually about a chapter and a half. If he becomes Bar Mitzvah at week Noah, towards the beginning of the annual cycle, he would need to know how to do the entire section from the star of Noah's story until the begginning of Abraham's story. Not so long.
2006-12-21 08:26:13
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answered by 0 3
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classic quantities of money to grant (in case you provide money) are 18, 36, fifty 4, or one hundred eighty, 360, 540. (it quite is multiples of 18, yet you does not provide a *unusual* assorted like 648.) in case you provide a modern somewhat of money, the value isn't expected to be close to an "18". The selection "18" is the numerical fee of the Hebrew word for "existence". an fairly amazing present for a Bar Mitzvah is books. in case you do no longer opt to verify on a e book, a modern certificates (this may be regularly the 18, 36, fifty 4 quantities) to a e book place is acceptable. money/verify is likewise consistently favored, yet I opt to pass with the books.
2016-10-15 09:21:09
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answered by ? 4
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its not manditory to read from the Torah when young men turn 13 for their bar mitzvah, its traditional (when girls turn 12 they usually dont read from the torah, but thats a whole other issue).... they usually read the whole Torah portion of that week.
2006-12-25 00:17:07
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answered by metsguy126 2
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what's that???
2006-12-21 04:21:49
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answered by Truth bearer 3
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