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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Bobov Rebbe Commemorates Rebbetzin's Yahrzeit with Prayers and Community Visits in New Jersey

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The Bobov Rebbe commemorated his late mother's yahrzeit by praying at her gravesite in New Jersey, serving as sandek at a brit milah in Linden, and dedicating new community facilities with mezuzot, culminating in a festive gathering and prayers.

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  • Bobov Rebbe visited his mother's grave in New Jersey for her yahrzeit and prayed there.
  • He prayed Shacharit at White Lake before the gravesite visit.
  • In Linden, he served as sandek at a brit milah for a Hasidic child.
  • He affixed a mezuzah on a new mikveh in Linden in memory of his mother.
  • Another mezuzah was placed on the new "Bnot Tzion" building in Linden.
  • He held a tish and led Mincha prayers at the "Bnot Tzion" institution for the yahrzeit.
Bobov Rebbe Commemorates Rebbetzin's Yahrzeit with Prayers and Community Visits in New Jersey
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The Bobov Rebbe marked the yahrzeit (anniversary of passing) of the late Rebbetzin of Bobov with a series of solemn and communal events in New Jersey. He began by visiting her gravesite at the cemetery in New Jersey near the Bobov tzaddikim's ohel, where he lit a memorial candle and prayed. Prior to this, the Rebbe prayed Shacharit at White Lake.

Following the cemetery visit, the Rebbe traveled to Linden, New Jersey, where he visited the Bobov Hasidic community. There, he served as the sandek (honorary godfather) at a brit milah (circumcision ceremony) for a child of one of his Hasidim. Immediately after the brit, the Rebbe affixed a mezuzah on the entrance of a newly built mikveh (ritual bath) in Linden, dedicating it in memory of his mother, the late Rebbetzin.

The Rebbe then placed another mezuzah on the new building of the "Bnot Tzion" institution in the neighborhood. At this location, he also conducted a festive tish (Hasidic gathering) and led Mincha prayer services in honor of the yahrzeit. These activities combined personal mourning with communal celebration and spiritual leadership within the Bobov Hasidic community in New Jersey.

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