Haftara

In general, a boy under bar mitzvah is called to the torah as maftir and recites the haftarah. This applies to the bar mitzvah itself too.

The table below summarizes the exceptions to the above rule.

Remarks	הפטרה
A boy is not called as maftir[1], but reads haftarah	שבת וראש חודש
A married man is called & reads haftarah	ראש השנה
Rabbi is called & reads haftarah	שבת תשובה
Oldest rabbi is called & reads haftarah	שחרית יום הכיפורים
Youngest rabbi is called & reads haftarah	מנחה יום הכיפורים
A boy is not called as maftir, but reads haftarah	רגלים
Maftir bows[2]	שמחת תורה
A boy is called as maftir and reads haftarah	ארבע פרשיות
Chazan reads haftarah	בין המצרים
Chacham is called as third & reads the haftarah	שחרית תשעה באב
Chacham is called as third (he himself reads ויעבור...) & reads the haftarah	מנחה תשעה באב

Order of the haftarah

Maftier is called without name, whilst already standing on the teba	מפטיר
If maftier doesn’t read the haftarah, he is called:	יעמוד השם הטוב (הישיש הנכבד)הגביר(הנעלה)/הבחור ... לקרא בתורה, וישמרהו צורו, מפטיר.
	ברכות התורה
Only if maftier is not saying haftarah, or on Shabbat teshuba, Kipur shachrit & mincha, Simchat Tora, Shabbat bereshit, ben hametsarim, mincha 9 Ab & if a hascaba is made[3].	מי שברך
	ברכות לפני ההפטרה
	הפטרה
Congregation first, then repeated by maftier.	גואלנו
	ברכות אחרי ההפטרה

recording: NBS

Recordings: (to be added)

Cantillations (NN) according to list.

[1] According to NN. Some say they were called as maftir.

[2] At כחתן יכהן פאר וככלה תעדה כליה he bows to the חתן/כלה תורה. At ומשוש חתן על כלה he bows to the חתן/כלה בראשית

[3] In other cases a מי שברך can be made before the hechal when the sepher is returned.