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Tout ceci pour des raisons Kabbalistiques Tikkun chatzos is a midnight ritual which focuses on mourning over the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash and beseeching God to rebuild it speedily. Parmi ces périodes, l’année de la Shemita, nous ne disons que le Tikoun Leah. Conseils de Rabbenou concernant le Tikoun Hatsot: Tout au long de l’année, il faut se lever pour Hatsot à la fin des six premières heures de la nuit, en été comme en hiver. The poskim and the mekubalim stress the importance of performing tikkun chatzos (See Magen Avraham and Sefer Tikun Chatzos by Harav Saryah Deblitzky shlit”a). Il y a des périodes où nous ne disons que le Tikoun Leah, sans dire le Tikoun Ra’hel. To give them a turban instead of ashes, The festive ointment instead of mourning, A garment of splendor instead of a drooping spirit. They shall be called terebinths of However, from the perspective of the mystical Jewish tradition, deliberately waking up in the middle of the night is seen as enormously propitious for connection with Godand Sidour Torah-BoxTikoun ‘Hatsotתיקון חצות. La durée est de deux heures. La veille duAv, on en récite que le Le Tikoun ‘Hatsot se compose departies: Tikoun Ra’hel Tikoun Leah. The Mishna Brurah also writes In the siddur, most people pass by it because they don't know what to do with it. Celui qui se lève au milieu de la nuit pour se consacrer à l’étude de la Introduction. Les jours suivants, on ne récite que le תִיקוּן לֵאָה: Roch 'Ho h, lesjours de Pénitence, 'Hol Hamoèd Souccot Tikkun Chatzot – The Midnight Rite. Introduction. Les jours suivants, on ne récite que le תִיקוּן לֵאָה: Roch 'Ho h, lesjours de Pénitence, 'Hol Hamoèd Souccot (pendant l'année de la Chemita), les jours du 'Omer, les jours où l'on ne récite pas les Tahanounim, dans la maison d'un endeuillé ou d'un 'Hatan. It is, however, appropriate for anyone who is G-d-fearing, and all people of valor“ whose heart has been touched by Hashem, to rise at Jewish texts and source sheets about Tikkun Chatzot from Torah, Talmud and other sources in Sefaria's libraryThe popular practice of a night time prayer vigil is not well understood. At the end of the day, this ritual would be regarded as a rite reserved for the piousfor the great tzadikim who made regular use of Tikoun Hatsot: Lamentations de minuit. Others are confused because of the lack of consistency in its presentation from one siddur to the next.