This day is regarded in the Chabad movement as a divine vindication, and is celebrated by Chabad Chasidim with farbrengens. It is regarded as "the New Year of Chassidus (Hasidism)," when each Chassid wishes the other, "may you be signed and sealed for a good year in the study and ways of Chassidus."
This day holds significance for the Chabad movement as a divine vindication, marked by farbrengens. It is celebrated as the "New Year of Chassidus," with members wishing each other a prosperous year focused on studying and practicing Chassidism.