In recent years, Bar Mitzvah (for boys) or Bat Mitzvah (for girls) have become the subject of a large party with family and friends can be easily compared for birthdays and weddings. However, the Bar or Bat Mitzvah is a relatively recent innovation, not mentioned in the Talmud, and had never seen as recently as a century ago. Today, the religious service is followed by a celebration, often as elegant as a place of wedding. Gifts are usually given at the reception, not the service itself, and the nature of the donation varies considerably depending on the community. At one point, the gifts were the most common school supplies today, however, are very kind gifts you give to any child on his birthday 13. The mitzvah more recent tradition bars are favored as a theme party Warm whistles, hats, masks, fireworks, confetti and add a special touch. But where did this tradition come from?
Unlike what many think, the bar mitzvah ceremony is not the Bible, was known long before the Jewish religion existed. Historians have uncovered evidence of these rites of passage in ancient tribes and cultures. Under Jewish law, every child Jew becomes bar mitzvah at age 13, and twelve years has been chosen The adoption of a Jewish girl in adulthood, and that girls mature physically earlier than boys. "Bar" is "son", "bat" is "daughter" and "Mitzvah" is "commandment" in Hebrew and Aramaic. Thus, the "Bar Mitzvah" literally means "son of commandment, but the term is often misused to designate the input of age ceremony itself. Tradition celebrate this event goes back to the 15th century and was originally intended for children.
According to Torah, a bar mitzvah is required by the commandments of God, or is entitled to count for the quorum for prayer, prayer lead to declare a religious court of ants to marry. After nearly 13 years, Jewish boys and girls are considered adults and are fully responsible of their moral and religious duties and more to become a full member of the Jewish community. While the bar mitzvah ceremony is not required by law and comply with any Order today many families to celebrate the occasion of a boy becomes a man with sumptuous feasts, often the most extraordinary Bar / Bat Mitzvah places. In its simplest form, the celebrant is called to the Torah to recite a blessing for the Shabbat service. However, common practice Bar Mitzvah celebrant to do much more. As an example of the arbitrators can learn the game together and recite haftarah, or a portion of lead service, or even lead the congregation in certain important prayers. The celebrant is usually necessary to make a speech, which usually begins with the phrase "today I am a man. Father and can recite a blessing thanking God for removing the burden of being responsible for the sins of the son.
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