LAG BAOMER
ל״ג בעומר« A day of Torah, unity and light. »
Next occurrence25 May 2027 · In 256 days
The feast begins the evening before, at sunset.
Understanding LAG BAOMER
Lag Baomer is the 33rd day of the Omer. The day is linked to Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai and to Torah study.
Customs of joy are practiced, depending on the community. Bonfires are a custom, not a halachic obligation.
Traditions
- The 33rd day of the Omer.
- The bond with Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai.
- Torah study.
- Customs of joy, depending on the community.
When a practice varies, it is presented as a custom according to communities, not as a universal obligation.
What this feast teaches us
« Unity and study go together: what is learned can always be passed on to someone else. »
Our action
PASSING ON THE TORAH
THORA FREE uses this time to strengthen the sharing of Torah and the bond between members of its community.
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