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# 2443 Stop Right There
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Q. When one notices that the chazzan began chazaras hashatz even though there are not ten people in the room (a minyan of exactly ten, and someone went to the bathroom), is one obligated to tell him that he should stop? Or should one continue reciti ....
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Posted 12/5/2019 10:47 PM |
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# 2442 Bubble Over?
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Q. We learned in Chulin 105b that the froth produced by various drinks is detrimental to one's health. One of the liquids is beer, another is water.
Question 1: Is the froth of today's beer also detrimental?
Question 2: What froth i ....
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Posted 12/5/2019 10:41 PM |
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# 2441 New Day New Life
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Q. Is it true that the Arizal teaches that a single neshama is made of thousands of parts or sparks, reflecting the days of one's life, and some of them can be extinguished by the sin committed on that day. This would amount to a partial death of ....
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Posted 12/5/2019 10:26 PM |
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# 2440 Make a Meal of Shalosh Seudos
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Q. On above question, (2439. Eating shalosh seudos after sunset), if I do follow the Mishna Berura and others opinion to bedieved wash after the shkia in need, can I eat more than a beitza (egg-full volume of challah) or do I have to limit myself to ....
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Posted 12/5/2019 10:11 PM |
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# 2439 Shabbos Ride Into The Sunset
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Q. If I was invited to partake of shalosh seudos (third meal of Shabbos) by a certain rabbi, but I know that the rabbi is not makpid (particular) on starting before shkia, (sunset), whereas I am very makpid, what should I do? Should I simply decline ....
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Posted 12/5/2019 10:06 PM |
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# 2438 Say It Right or Not at All?
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Q. Since Horav Shlomo Miller’s Shlit’a opinion is that the added section of “Baruch Hashem Leolam” before beginning the amida of maariv, has to be said complete or not at all, what happens if someone is davening and already started saying that brach ....
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Posted 12/1/2019 11:40 PM |
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# 2437 If Memory Serves
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Q. What happens if someone during the 30 days of establishing a chazaka for saying mashiv haruach in the amida, (see prior question 2428), forgot to say it once. Does he have to start counting full 30 days again from that time?
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Posted 12/1/2019 11:32 PM |
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# 2436 Sharing Someone's Sorrow
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Q. Someone who lost a stepfather and out of closeness with other siblings sat shiva with them, is he permitted after shloshim to attend a wedding of a close relative?
A. The obligations of Avelus apply only to a one’s biological ....
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Posted 12/1/2019 11:08 PM |
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# 2435 Show Us The Open Door
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Q. Is it permitted to seclude oneself with the opposite gender if the door is open or unlocked, but there is no realistic expectation of anyone coming in? One knows with 100% certainty that no one is going to come in (for example, the people who u ....
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Posted 11/29/2019 11:05 AM |
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# 2434 Buyers Beware II
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Q. Re question 2429, in regard to immersing utensils manufactured in Israel, but sold in a non-Jewish store. If the item is bought at a Jewish-owned store... does it still need to be toiveled?
A. Horav Shlomo Miller's Shlit'a opinion ....
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Posted 11/29/2019 10:45 AM |
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# 2433 Food for Thought
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Q. One who has limited income - should he rather spend his money on having nicer and more food or drink for Shabbos, or on buying good seforim to learn from (even though he could learn from the sefarim that are available in the beis medrash, he want ....
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Posted 11/28/2019 11:52 PM |
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# 2432 A Penny Saved - Not a Penny Earned
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Q. One who received an apartment that he stayed in for one dollar a month (as a chesed), does he need to calculate the market value and give maaser from the money that he saved? If he would not have been given this apartment, he would not have ren ....
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Posted 11/28/2019 11:42 PM |
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# 2431 Sign Off
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Q. When a bachur sees a sign put up in a yeshiva that is not appropriate for a Makom Torah and it is not appropriate for a ben torah to have written such a thing, may one immediately rip it down even though it is not his?
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Posted 11/28/2019 11:34 PM |
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# 243O An Ad-Nauseam Ad?
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Q. If a government Veteran Day advertisement poster that is not tzniusdik, as it shows a not well covered female army conscript (following Halacha standards) was placed in front of a shul, should one just take it down, before the attendants to mi ....
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Posted 11/28/2019 11:31 PM |
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# 2429 Buyers Beware
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Q. I have seen in a number of supermarkets in town knives and eating utensils made of metal, imported from Israel with a hechsher that certifies they are exempted from tevila immersion on a mikva.
That should be incorrect since after all th ....
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Posted 11/26/2019 10:49 PM |
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# 2428 Know From Memory
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Q. If someone after thirty days of saying Mashiv Haruach and even after repeating it 90 times, still catches himself as forgetting during the brocho. If he indeed was totally unaware if he said it or not, can he rely on the chazaka of thirty days ....
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Posted 11/24/2019 8:32 PM |
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# 2427 Dandruff Is Back
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Q. On prior question (2405) you quoted Rav Miller ruling that one should not shake off dandruff from his clothing during shemone essreh. Why not? If someone is addressing an important meeting, would you not expect to correct his tie properly or wipe ....
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Posted 11/24/2019 8:16 PM |
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# 2426 A Change for the Better
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Q. If one replaces a mezuza with a better one, does he have to say a brocho? What happens if he already had in his possession this new better mezuza for months and at the time the present mezuza to be replaced was attached?
A. Sefer Hoe ....
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Posted 11/22/2019 1:45 PM |
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# 2425 Check is on the Door
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Q. When one removes a mezuza to be checked and the puts it back, does he have to make a brocho?
A. Pischei Teshuva (Y.D. 289: 1) quotes Lashon Limudim that debates whether one should recite a brocho when placing back a mezuza that was t ....
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Posted 11/22/2019 1:41 PM |
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# 2424 Tell a Good Story
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Q. Can someone read in a bathroom stories of tzadikim or Jewish history (kosher) seforim?
A. Vayivorech Dovid (1: 15) and others maintain that it depends on the disagreement mentioned in last question,(2423). Piskei Teshuvos (85: 3) ar ....
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Posted 11/22/2019 1:34 PM |
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