Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzva

Two important Jewish coming-of-age rituals are a Bat Mitzvah for females and a Bar Mitzvah for boys. In the Jewish community, these occasions, which are celebrated when a kid turns 13 (Bar Mitzvah) or 12 (Bat Mitzvah), signify the passage into adulthood. The youngster reads from the Torah during the ritual, symbolizing their new obligations under Jewish law and custom. It is a significant turning point in a young person's spiritual development and is frequently followed by a joyous celebration with family and friends.