Assertion: blessing | /r/HasProperty | recited
Facets:
value: on the first night of chanukkah
type: TEMPORAL
value: traditionally
type: OTHER
value: upon doing something
type: TEMPORAL
value: contrary to the usual pattern
type: OTHER
value: on saturday night
type: TEMPORAL
value: afterwards
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: The blessing over fulfilling the commandment is sometimes followed by another blessing (for example, when lighting the Chanukkah candles, the additional berakhah "...who performed miracles for our ancestors long ago at this season" is recited).
text: Contrary to the usual pattern of making a blessing before the commandment, the blessing for relieving one's bodily needs and the blessing for ritually rinsing the hands are both recited afterwards.
text: In such a situation, should any member of the listening party miss hearing any of the words of the blessing, it would be equivalent to an omission of the recital of that word (in accordance with the principle of shomea k'oneh), and a response of amen would thus be prohibited, even though the listener knew which blessing was being recited.
text: In such a situation, should any member of the listening party miss hearing any of the words of the blessing, it would be equivalent to an omission of the recital of that word (in accordance with the principle of shomea k'oneh), and a response of would thus be prohibited, even though the listener knew which blessing was being recited.
text: There are also different customs as to when the blessing is recited.
text: [David, King of Israel, lives forever]. Tractate Soferim, an extra-canonical post-Talmudic work, explains that the blessing ought to be recited on Saturday night, when we are still finely dressed and perfumed from Shabbat (Soferim 19:10).
text: This blessing is traditionally recited upon doing something for the first time.
text: Birkat Hamazon is recited after a meal containing bread or similar foods that is made from the five grains, with the exception of bread that comes as a dessert (pas haba'ah b'kisanin) and food that does not possess the form or appearance of bread (torisa d'nahama), in which case a blessing that summarizes the first three blessings (birkat me'ein shalosh) is recited instead.
text: This blessing is recited only on the first night of Chanukkah.
text: According to all opinions, the after-blessing to be recited is borei nefashot.