Permishlan Rebbe Celebrates Grandson's Upsherin Ceremony
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The Permishlan Rebbe held a "chalakah" ceremony for his grandson in Kiryat Herzog after Shabbat. The Rebbe cut the child's first hair and dressed him in celebratory garments. Hasidic followers joined in with songs of joy to mark the occasion.
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- The Permishlan Rebbe celebrated his grandson's "chalakah" ceremony after Shabbat.
- The ceremony took place in Kiryat Herzog, the center of the Permishlan Hasidic community.
- The Rebbe performed the traditional cutting of the child's first hair.
- The grandson is the son of Rabbi Shim'on Yaakov Yitzchak Rosenbaum.
- The child's mother-in-law is the daughter of the Botschan Rebbe.
Following the conclusion of Shabbat, the Permishlan Rebbe officiated at a "chalakah" ceremony for his grandson, the son of Rabbi Shim'on Yaakov Yitzchak Rosenbaum, who is the son-in-law of the Botschan Rebbe. The ceremony took place in the central synagogue of the Permishlan Hasidic dynasty in Kiryat Herzog. After the Rebbe cut the first locks of the child's hair, he dressed the boy in festive attire, including a kippah, tzitzit, a small kasket, and a miniature bekishe. The assembled Hasidim then burst into joyous songs of celebration.
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