Sunday, November 15, 2009

What is the name of a Jewish religious ceremony in which a baby boy is circumcised?

and also what is the ceremony called if it's a baby girl?

What is the name of a Jewish religious ceremony in which a baby boy is circumcised?
The ceremony for the boy is called a "Bris". It is then that he is circumcised and given his name. Of course, girls dont have a circumcision but there is a name giving ceremony and after they give the name there is usually a "Kidish" - they give out cake...





For the person who wrote its a bas mitzva - you are totally mixed up! A bar mitzva (boy) is when he is 13, and a bas mitzva (girl) is 12. Their birthday marks the age for when they are responsible for all the laws in the Torah.
Reply:for a boy it is called a breet milah. this ceremony happens when the baby is 8 days old or when a man convets to Judaism. also it is a common misconception that the baby is hurt by this. it has been found out that the baby is crying from being cold or exposed.





for a girl it is mainly just a baby naming (i forget what it is in hebrew).
Reply:Yes, girls get circumcised too.


The ceremony is called "Barmitswha."
Reply:Bris Milah for a Boy and a naming for a girl.
Reply:Bris and girls dont have one THEY dont have a penis !
Reply:A) Excruciating Pain


B) Torture


C) GetThatKnifeAway FromMyYouKnowWhat!
Reply:uh i think theres a small ;) biological problem with trying circumcise a girl


LOL LOL LOL


anyway i have a baby girl we just made a party she was named in public at the synagogue and there were MAZEL TOVS goin round


thats it
Reply:Bris -- and I don't think there is one for girls.





Reyn
Reply:Jews don't circumcise girls.
Reply:Bris for males and females don't have an equivalent


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