שולחן ערוך אורח חיים · סימן תקפ״ד

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We do not say hallel on Rosh HaShanah and also not on Yom Kippur. Rema: Our custom is to say Avinu Malkenu according to the order, but if it falls on Shabbat we do not say it. And we lengthen the piyutim and prayers until noon.

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2. We take out two Torah scrolls. In the first one, we read five portions from "God attended Sarah" [Genesis 21:1] until "After these things" [Genesis 22:1]. If it is Shabbat, we read seven portions [from this selection]. The maftir reads from the second scroll from Pinchas, "In the seventh month..." [Numbers 29:1] and for the haftarah, "There was a man from Ramatayim" [1 Samuel 1:1] until "He will bring triumph to His annointed one" [1 Samuel 2:10]. Rem"a: Some places have the custom of calling up the shofar blower for one of the five aliyot to the Torah (Kol Bo).

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3. We do not bring a sefer Torah to people confined in prison, even on Rosh haShanna and Yom Kippur (see above, end of Orach Chaim 135:1).

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We perform a circumcision between the reading of the Torah and blowing the shofar.