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Halacha Weekly — Lech-Lecha 5786

Выпуск: Halacha Weekly — Lech-Lecha 5786. Темы: не определены автоматически. ‫לע"נ היקר באדם ר' אברהם אלעזר בן דוד ז"ל והאשה החשובה מרים ריזל בת ר' משה דוב ע"ה‬ ‫בס'ד‬ ISSUE #527: WEEK OF PARASHAS LECH- LECHA 5786 CURRENT TOPIC: HALACHOS OF BIRCHOS HA’HODA’AH When Reading in Shul, DO NOT Read During Davening or Krias HaTorah …Continued from previous week 1) When someone R”L loses a parent [or another close relative] R”L. See Halichos Shlomo Perek 23, Dvar Halacha 41 where he writes that although it isn’t the custom, if one is intensely distressed at the passing of the individual he may indeed recite it with Shem U’Malchus) 2) If upon the death of one’s father he is the lone person who receives an inheritance, the Bracha of “SheHechiyanu” is recited after the Bracha of ‘Dayan HaEmes”. See Mishna Berura ibid.) We will begin reviewing a new topic next week B’Ezras Hashem Halacha For Today sends a FREE daily email received by thousands of Yidden around the world, which contains practical Halacha and Chizuk for everyday life. (Mishna Berura 223:10) If he is sharing the inheritance with other heirs, in place of SheHechiyanu, the Bracha of “HaTov V’hameitiv” is recited (as SheHechiyanu is for a personal Simcha and HaTov V’Hameitiv is for a shared Simcha. The prevalent custom, however, in those instances is to recite the Bracha without Shem U’Malchus and simply say “Baruch Dayan HaEmes” Upon hearing of the passing of a Talmid Chacham the Bracha should also be recited. (Even though, of course, he would rather his father still be alive and not get the inheritance, still the fact that he received new assets albeit via a sad method, the Bracha is recited. (See Mishna Berura Siman 223:8 where he writes that this custom of saying it without Shem U’Malchus, especially when hearing of the passing of a Talmid Chacham, is not a right custom. 2 Siman 140 where he gives reasons why many people do not recite this Bracha) The same applies to one whose wife R”L dies and leaves behind her own money as an inheritance for him. the following Bracha is recited: “Baruch Ata Hashem Elokeinu Melech HaOlam Dayan HaEmes - Blessed Are You Hashem, our G-d, Master of the world, the true judge”. If you have questions or require further source information, please email Ben@HalachaForToday.com and I will try to respond as soon as I can.

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Halacha Weekly

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30 октября 2025 г.

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