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Snippets of the minhagim from the Badatz’s ‘Day-To-Day’ Shavous guide by Rabbi Braun: 

The Chabad custom is to recite Tikkun leil Shavuos.

The Frierdiker Rebbe records that the Rebbe Rashab would begin reciting the Tikkun immediately after candle lighting as soon as Shavuos began. He would then interrupt for Maariv and the Yom Tov meal and resume after the conclusion of the meal.

The tune employed for the recitation of the Aseres Hadibros is ta’am hatachton (lower notes, though be aware that many Tikkun books are printed with the higher notes), since it is said privately. It is our minhag to remain seated for this recitation

The obligation to stay awake extends until time of alos hashachar (dawn). Someone who did not complete the Tikkun at night should complete it the following day.

When reciting the Torah sheba’al peh (Mishnah, Talmud, Midrash and Kabbalah) sections of the Tikkun, be sure not to mention Hashem’s name in any incomplete pessukim.

It is customary to remain awake all night studying Torah, particularly Torah sheba’al peh (the Oral Tradition, including Mishnah, Talmud, Midrash and Kabbalah). It is written that someone who remains awake in study the entire night of Shavuos is guaranteed to live through the coming year without suffering harm.

For more on the minhag download the Day to Day Guide

Click Here to Download the Tikkun leil Shavuos.

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