What is one Hasidic tradition?

Question

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Answer 1

Wearing tzitzit (fringes on any four-cornered garment) is a common Hasidic tradition. Numbers 15:38.

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Answer 2

Passover.

Are you looking for traditions that only Hasidic Jewish people practice and not conservative and reform? In that case, there are a few things like Hasidic Jews separate the men and women in synogogue. Hasidic Jews usually follow a very strict Kosher diet and have double ovens in their homes. Women usually wear long sleeves and skirts. There are a bunch of little things.

Answer 3

Are you asking for the names of Chassidic groups or practices?

Two of the larger modern groups are the Lubavitchers (Chabad) and the Breslavers.

An example of a Chassidic practice would be the singing of niggun on Shabbat.

Edit:
I think that we may need to separate the concepts of Chassidism and Orthodox Judaism. All Orthodox synagogues use mechitzah (divider to separate men and women), and all observant Orthodox men wear tzizit. Chassidic Jews are a subset of Orthodox Jews that developed in Eastern Europe and quickly gained popularity among common Jews due to their "joy" in worship and emphasis on faith and practice rather than knowledge.