Hosha’ana Rabba
The Final Judgment and the Custom to Remain Awake All Night The primary days of judgment are from Rosh Hashanah to Yom Kippur, however,...
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Oct 212 min read
The Wood of the Sukkah
The Turei Zahav (Chapter 21, Subsection 2) writes that it is worthy not to use the wood of the Sukkah for mundane purposes since these...
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Oct 204 min read
The Holiday of Sukkot
The Torah commands us to sit in the Sukkah during the seven days of the Sukkot holiday and to rejoice more during this holiday than...
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Oct 163 min read
The Holiday of Sukkot
The Gemara (Sukkah 11b) explains that the Mitzvah of Sukkah is in commemoration of the clouds of glory that surrounded our ancestors when...
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Oct 143 min read
The Obligation to Eat in the Sukkah
A Meal of an Established Character Throughout the entire Sukkot holiday, both during the night and day, it is prohibited to eat a meal of...
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Oct 134 min read
The Walls of the Sukkah
The days between Yom Kippur and the Sukkot holiday are indeed holy ones during which we are involved with the building of the Sukkah in...
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Oct 115 min read
Yom HaKippurim
As Yom Kippur closes we must ensure that we have repented and be like HaShem’s children! Ideas which Maran tz”l said on Yom HaKippurim in...
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Oct 104 min read
Motza’ei Yom Kippur-Unique Laws for this Year
Adding From the Mundane Onto the Holiness One must add some of the mundane weekday onto the holiness of Yom Kippur upon its exit, i.e....
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Oct 94 min read
Eating and Washing Oneself on Yom Kippur
Regarding the custom of Kapparot, we have discussed in the past that this custom may be fulfilled through money. A bill is taken ($10,...
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