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Which mohel would you choose for circumcision?
A Jewish doctor trained as a mohel.
How can you get circumsized?
Adult circumcision should be performed by a doctor. In the Jewish religion, infant circumcision can also be peformed by a Mohel, a ritual circumcizer.
Who would you want to perform a Jewish circumcision on your son?
A Jewish doctor that's trained as a mohel.
What is the Jewish term for the rabbi that does the circumcision?
A Jew that does circumcision is called a Mohell
What is a qetsatsah ceremony?
A qetsatsah ceremony is a Jewish circumcision ritual where the foreskin of a male infant is removed. It is a fundamental part of the Jewish tradition and is typically performed by a mohel, a person trained in the practice. The ceremony is considered a sign of the covenant between God and the Jewish people.
Who preformed the circumcision of Jesus?
A Mohel
How is cicumcision performed?
It depends where it is performed: In the desert by a tribe elder By a Jewish Mohel in Poland By a doctor in the USA
What is a mohel?
A mohel is an individual with the training in Jewish law and procedure, qualified to perform the ritual circumcision of a Jewish male infant on the eighth day of the baby's life. Anywhere in the USA, he is also certified by the State to perform this specific surgery, after his medical qualifications are suitably vetted.
What is the name of the Jewish ceremony held for girls?
The brit milah (Hebrew: בְּרִית מִילָה‎ [bʁit miˈla], Ashkenazi pronunciation [bʁis ˈmilə], "covenant of circumcision"; Yiddish pronunciation, bris [bʀɪs]) is a Jewish religious male circumcision ceremony performed on the eighth day of a male infant's life by a mohel. The brit milah is followed by a celebratory meal (seudat mitzvah).
What doctors perform circumcisions?
For an adult, a urologist. For a child, a pediatrician, pediatric urologist or obstetrician. If you are Jewish, tradition calls for a Mohel to perform the circumcision, a mohel does not have to be a doctor.
What is Brit Milah famous for?
The Brit Milah is famous as the ritual ceremony in Judaism that involves the removal of the foreskin or circumcision of an 8-day old boy. The task is performed by a mohel.
What does a mohel do?
Every Bris Milah must be performed by a properly trained and certified Mohel (Ritual Circumciser).A Mohel is formally trained both in circumcision techniques as well as in Jewish law and tradition.While he certainly must be expert in the latest medically approved surgical and sterilization procedures, being a Mohel requires much more than surgical and medical skill.Jewish law sees the moment of Bris Milah (Brit-Milah) as having a great spiritual impact upon the child. The Mohel, therefore, must be an expert in the way he performs this important mitzvah because if it is not done correctly, the removal of the negative energies is not properly accomplished. It is, therefore, important to choose an Orthodox, G-d-fearing mohel in order to insure that the bris is done to perfection.He must be a G-d fearing practicing, Sabbath observant Jew, who performs the Bris Milah in accordance with the intentions as well as the methods of Jewish law.In this way the Mohel is a specialist in the spiritual aspects as well as the medical aspects of circumcision.A male should perform the bris.If a non-Jew performs the circumcision, the bris is rendered invalid. The reason for this, is that since the bris is to imprint the "act of the covenant", it, therefore, must be performed by a member of the covenant.The way to rectify an invalid circumcision is to do hatafas dam bris - releasing a speck of blood.Once a Mohel has been appointed to perform a bris, one should not afterwards reject him and hire a second Mohel in his place. However, if the second Mohel is a close friend of the family or if he is an exceptionally righteous person, (and it is, therefore, obvious that he would have been chosen in the first place had the family known that he was available), the family may then go ahead and reject its original choice.It is important to stress that bris milah is a religious observance and not a medical procedure. For this reason, one should not use a doctor who is a qualified Mohel to do the bris.Some hold, however, that if the doctor's expertise as a Mohel is apart from his being a doctor, then it would be okay. There are those authorities, however, who have expressed the view that religious doctors should refrain from performing bris milah.Advise is available. Go to the related link below USA Mohel: Why a Mohelby Rabbi Nechemia Markovits
