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The nitty-gritty basic Chanukah candle lighting directive, as described by the Talmud, is to simply light one candle per household each night of Chanukah (Shabbat 21b)

The mehardin (literally meaning to add glory - and refers to people who prefer to conduct themselves above the call of "duty"), way to light is to add one light for each night of Chanukah. Super-duper mehadrin, termed mehadrin min ha'mehadrin (people who perform the mitzvot way beyond biblical or rabbinic requirements), is for each member of the household to light his or her own chanukiyah, each night of Chanukah. The Jewish people have been praised for adopting the way of the mehadrin min ha'mehadrin, by lighting menorahs every night.

The rabbis who laid out the Chanukah laws included women in the obligation to light. As a rule, exempted or shut out of (depending how you look at it) positive commandments that may only be performed at certain predetermined times, such as tefillin (Phylacteries). Women were "roped" into chanukiyah lighting because they too were part of the Chanukah miracle. 

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