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#5872 A REAL ENDING?
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Rav, Can one make a siyum after ending a complete tractate of the Talmud on the Ein Yaakov version, which only has the more interesting and attractive Hagadot parts?
A. Since it is an established version of the Talmud which many ....
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Posted 4/17/2026 4:05 PM |
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#5871 - A Woman’s Omer Opinion
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- Q. See question above.
Rabbi, Is it Commendable for Women to Count the Omer? What do learned women opine?
A. I found the following commendable article from Rebbetzin Chana Bracha Siegelbaum | Director, Midr ....
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Posted 4/17/2026 3:01 PM |
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#5870 - The Blessing Blessed Women!
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Q. As we asked on the Rabbi’s well and very popular shiur on line, Is it better for women to count the Omer without a Beracha, since they may forget?
A. The main Halachic question is whether a woman who takes upon herself to ....
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Posted 4/17/2026 2:57 PM |
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#5869 - Remembering the Remembrance Day?
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- Rabbenu Shlit’a.
As I asked the Rov in Shul, should I, and can I attend, to comply with the mitzva of Kibud Av Vaem, a Yom Hashoa Remembrance Act, even in Nissan, since my parents are strongly asking me to also follow my survival ....
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Posted 4/17/2026 2:50 PM |
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#5868 - Is this the Counting of the Rabbis?
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See question above-
Q. Kevod Horav Shlit’a . Many Poskim maintain that after the destruction of the Beit HaMikdash, Sefirat HaOmer changed and is only a Rabbinic obligation. Is that the reason for women to be exempt?
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Posted 4/17/2026 2:42 PM |
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#5867 Women Also Count!
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See question above-
Q. Honorable Rov. I have another question. Why do we assume in principle that the counting of the Omer is a positive time bound mitzvah from which women are exempt, more than the lighting candles, resting, ea ....
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Posted 4/17/2026 2:38 PM |
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#5866 Be In for the Count?
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Q. Rabbi. Is it commendable for women to count the Omer?
What is Horav Miller’s opinion? Does it make a difference in our days when we can wear an actual electronic reminder with the date to count?
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Posted 4/17/2026 2:34 PM |
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#5865 - Who is Counting?
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– See question above -
Q. I have some more questions. Is it true that the Ramban maintains that women have to count the omer? Should one try to also follow his opinion?
A. Indeed the Ramban (Kiddushin 34a) rules t ....
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Posted 4/17/2026 2:29 PM |
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#5864 - A Counting for Women?
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- #5864 – Q. Hon. Rav Shlit’a.
Some of my friends in our Bais Yaakov type of school for Frum girls, also count like me Sefirat Haomer every night. I know that some avoid counting Sefira least they forget. What is the correct Minhag ....
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Posted 4/15/2026 12:22 PM |
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#5863 - The Best Shemini Time
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Q. When is the best and most meaningful time to read Parshas Shemini?
A. Parshas Shemini is often read after Pesach or sometimes after Purim, times when wine and drinks are common. During our difficult times, it is essential to ....
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Posted 4/10/2026 5:37 PM |
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#5862 - The Key to the Kinds of Kitniyos
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- Q. Rabeinu Shlit"a.
Does one have to actually wait until one gets sick in order to consume medicine made of Kitniyos, or can one take it as a preventive means to avoid getting ill.
A. It would depend in t ....
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Posted 3/29/2026 6:08 PM |
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#5861 – Shure Shemira for Shemura?
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- Q. Hon. Rabbi Shlit”a.
We baked our Shemura Matza for Pesach this year a few months ago. In order to keep it fresh we froze the matza inside a Pesach freezer. Is there a problem to use it now?
A. Horav Shlomo M ....
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Posted 3/29/2026 6:03 PM |
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#5860 – The Mexican Aficoman? -
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Q. Querido Rabino, larga vida.
In our town in Mexico many complain on the tradition of stealing the Afikomen by the children at the Seder of Pesach. Since we are constantly engaged in teaching our children to avoid that common b ....
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Posted 3/27/2026 5:46 PM |
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#5859 – Once Again Giving Gain to Gone Gebrochts
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- Q. See questions above:
Kvod Rabenu Shlit’a, one more question for now. If one does not eat gebrochts on Pesach, does a piece of it become Muktza and prohibited to touch?
A. The Chazon Ish (Shabbos 49:15) rul ....
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Posted 3/27/2026 5:43 PM |
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#5858 - Again Giving Gain to Gone Gebrochts
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- Q. See questions above: Kvod Rabenu Shlit’a.
Thank you so much for your prompt answers One more question on this topic for now please. If one does not eat gebrochts on Pesach, how does it then fit into our common practice for e ....
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Posted 3/27/2026 5:41 PM |
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#5857 – Giving Gain to Gone Gebrochts?
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- Q. See question above.
Kvod Rabenu Shlit’a. Where is the source in Halacha of not placing matza during Pesacha in liquids or eating gebrochts?
A. Likely one of the first reference to Poskim that mention the abo ....
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Posted 3/27/2026 5:38 PM |
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#5856 – Know Your Kneidlach
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- Q. Kvod Rabenu Shlit’a.
We have a long time family minhag to eat Kneidlach during Pesach. What is the origin of that minhag, and how important is it?
A. Although the exact origins of the matzo ball aren’t clear, i ....
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Posted 3/27/2026 5:33 PM |
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#5855 – Lean on a Clean Hotel Room?
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- Q. Dearest Rabbi.
I will be traveling to a hotel for Pesach arriving on Erev Pesach early in the morning. Since I don’t know if there is some chometz cakes or bars left in the room, and I also may arrive late as planes are dela ....
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Posted 3/27/2026 5:31 PM |
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#5854 – Q. Selling Safely Some Shul Chometz!
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- Q. Dear Rabbi, Is it correct for a new young and likely only temporary Rabbi from a shul to sell the Chamtez from the shul and that which he bought from the members and others, to the Gentile that always fulfills that purpose? After all he does ....
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Posted 3/24/2026 5:14 PM |
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#5853 Drink Correctly!
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- Q. See question above. What is the ideal way to distribute for others from the kiddush cup?
A. The correct way to distribute Kiddush is as follows: After the completion of Kiddush, the reciter pours the wine from the becher into a ....
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Posted 3/22/2026 11:07 PM |
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