Birkat HaLevana

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Birkat HaLevana is a Jewish blessing and short liturgy recited monthly in praise of God upon observing the renewal of the moon.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish blessing
Jewish prayer
addressedTo God NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Kiddush Levanah NERFINISHED
associatedWith Rosh Chodesh NERFINISHED
sanctification of the moon
codifiedIn Shulchan Aruch, Orach Chaim 426 NERFINISHED
custom recited in a group or congregation
recited while standing
recited with joy
halakhicStatus rabbinic ordinance
hasVariantText Ashkenazi rite
Chassidic nusach
Sephardi rite
Yemenite rite
includes blessing formula
congregational responses
psalms and verses
short liturgical passages
language Hebrew
linkedConcept lunar calendar in Judaism
sanctification of time
liturgicalCategory monthly prayer
mentions Davidic monarchy NERFINISHED
messianic redemption
notRecitedOn Shabbat according to many customs
Yom Tov according to many customs NERFINISHED
purpose praise of God for the renewal of the moon
recitationPractice often accompanied by singing
often followed by greetings between congregants
often recited after Maariv
recitedBy Jewish men
Jewish women
observant Jews
recitedOn appearance of the new moon
religiousTradition Judaism
requires outdoor recitation
visibility of the moon
sourceText Talmud Bavli, tractate Sanhedrin 42a NERFINISHED
theologicalTheme God as creator of heavenly bodies
covenant with the house of David
renewal and restoration of Israel
timeframe recited after nightfall
recited at night
recited once each lunar month

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Rosh Chodesh isRelatedTo Birkat HaLevana