A hillula meal honoring Rabbi Avraham Dov of Avritch, of blessed memory,
with Torah, prayer and gratitude.
Saturday night | 12 Kislev 5787 | November 21, 2026
Torah, prayer and a hillula meal • Live broadcast
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Gather together, study his teachings and share stories of the tzaddik's greatness.
A cherished tradition associated with the author of Bat Ayin is the segulah—a spiritual practice—of holding a meal in honor of his hillula, the anniversary of his passing. Participants share his teachings, speak about his greatness and strengthen their faith and prayer. Many stories tell of people who experienced deliverance after holding a meal in his honor.
Read stories of deliverance associated with the Bat AyinBring together family, friends or neighbors for a meal in honor of the tzaddik. Learn about his life, share stories from his legacy and study a little of his Torah together. A simple meal, approached with an open heart and meaningful Torah learning, can become a gathering of encouragement and gratitude.
Torah teachings to study at the mealBooklets and resources for hosting a hillulaYou can take part in the meal we organize in honor of the tzaddik and help more people attend. We will mention every supporter's name at the hillula, one by one, in prayer for blessing and deliverance.
Support the hillulaEach year, we hold a hillula meal attended by more than 250 people. Distinguished rabbis and tzaddikim honor the gathering with their presence, and we come together in tribute to the author of Bat Ayin.
This year, we hope to host more than 350 people. The gathering will also be broadcast live so that more people can take part, in honor of the tzaddik.
As we do each year, we are seeking supporters to help make the hillula possible and honor the tzaddik. During the gathering, we will mention every supporter's name, one by one, in prayer for blessing and deliverance.
You can help support the meal in honor of the tzaddik or the distribution of Bat Ayin books to people who commit to studying them each week.
In a Hidabroot magazine article, Shmuel Lugasi and David Yosef Hania describe how the initiative began with a modest meal and grew into an annual gathering of Torah, prayer and connection around the author of Bat Ayin.
The article shares the organizers' story and testimonies they have heard from participants over the years.
Shira Dabush (Cohen) · Published by Hidabroot on November 30, 2025
Read the full Hidabroot article (Hebrew)
Video in Hebrew · Watch on YouTube
The Kabbalist Rabbi Yitzchak Barda
Video in Hebrew
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This form does not charge you. Please do not enter credit card details.The hillula of Rabbi Avraham Dov of Avritch, author of Bat Ayin, is on 12 Kislev. On this day, people gather in his honor for study, prayer and a hillula meal. Details of our gathering and ways to support it appear on this page.
This site presents stories and testimonies associated with the hillula meal and the study of Bat Ayin. Rabbi Elimelech Biderman's teachings share the encouragement found in these accounts. Each story includes its context and the source cited on the site.
You can join our gathering or help fund the meal and the distribution of Bat Ayin books. The support form lets you leave your details so the organizers can contact you. It does not charge you.
Biography and Torah booklet · Selected Bat Ayin teachings · Hidabroot's article about our hillula (Hebrew)
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