Wishing Sukkot Festival 2014 Greetings with detail Information and HD Wallpapers

The sukkah, Sukkos or Succot is a Jewish holiday celebrated in the Bible to the 15th of the month of Tishrei. It is one of the three pilgrimage festivals on the Israelites would make pilgrimage to the temple in Jerusalem. Followed by 8 of Diaspora day and 7 Israel holiday. Intermediate date the work is called Chol Hamoed is followed, the first day is Shabbat like a holiday when it is prohibited. The festival closed with a holiday that was similar to the Sabbath another called Shemini Atzeret. Tabernacles is a wall structure covered with s'chach, tabernacle or booth, there are several Hebrew sukkah. According to the law of Tabernacles, is intended as a reminiscence of the type of dwelling fragile in, Israelites lived during 40 years of their travel in the desert after the Exodus from slavery in Egypt. Through the holiday, some people also sleep there meal and is eaten in the sukkah. The sukkah, agricultural workers, also because of temporary residence that would live in the time of harvest.

Laws:
Sukkot is a holiday of 8 days and the first day celebrated as a full festival with holiday meal services and special prayer. The remaining number of days is known as "Chol Hamoed" as (festival weekdays). The seventh day of Sukkot, referring to the tradition that has around synagogue walk admirer of the sanctuary during the service in the morning, a special observance of its own, it is called "Hoshana Rabbah" and (Great Hoshana). In Israel other than the first two days are celebrated as a full festival. Throughout the week of Sukkot, it is eaten at Sukkot meal and you are exempt if requirements of rain, men, sleep there. Every day, blessed are listed on top of the Etrog and Lulav.

Prayers:

The recite recite Hallel Mussaf services after the morning prayer, and then add a special added to the Amidah Grace after meals, daily prayer of Tabernacles during, contains the reading of the law. In addition, the service includes the ceremony, including the four. etrog and lulav are not brought to the synagogue of Shabbat on.