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Parsha Halacha — Chayei Sarah 5786

Выпуск: Parsha Halacha — Chayei Sarah 5786. Темы: women_modesty, holidays, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: цниют, скромность, tzniut, modesty, צניעות, пурим, песах, ханука, суккот, yom tov, פורים, פסח, חנוכה, סוכות, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. Praying in a Valley Is Insolent The Talmud (Brachot 34b) says that Rav Kahana said: “I consider one who prays in a valley to be impudent (‫ חֲ צִ יף עֲ לַי מַ אן ִדמְ צַ לֵּי בְ בַ קְ תָ א‬:‫)אָ מַ ר ַרב כָהֲ נָא‬.” Two reasons are offered for this law: ● Humility Rashi explains that when praying indoors one can more easily be humble and broken-hearted whereas praying in a public area makes a person more “expansive” and is therefore considered insolent. The commentaries explain this in different ways: ● To Pray Rashi (based on Bereishit Rabbah 68:9, Avodah Zarah 7b and Berachot 26b) says that ַ‫לָׂשּוח‬ means to pray as in the verse ‫“ ֹתְ פִ לָה לְ עָ נִ י כִ י יַעֲ טֹף וְלִ פְ נֵּי ה׳ יִשְ פֹ ְך שִׂ יחו‬A prayer of an impoverished person, when he is faint and pours out his prayer before the L-rd.” Furthermore, Seforno explains that he was praying for a wife and that he was answered (by the arrival of Eliezer and Rivkah) even before he finished praying. Rabbi Chaim Vital adds that Yitzchok was so focused on his prayers that he didn’t even realize that the approaching camels belonged to his father as the verse says ‫“ – וַיִ שָ א עֵּ ינָיו וַי ְַרא וְהִ נֵּה גְ מַ לִ ים בָ אִ ים‬he lifted his eyes and behold camels were coming (i.e., it doesn’t say that they were his father’s camels). Parsha Halacha – Parshat Chayei Sarah – Shabbat Mevorchim Kislev Beach Minyanim Sponsored by Moishe and Chana Gorin in honor of their grandson Natan Yechiel Sredni HaCohen and his 30th birthday on 23 Cheshvan Parsha Halacha is sponsored by Dr. Details Here are some details of this halacha: ● When Traveling One who is traveling may pray in the open but should go to the side of the road where they will not be interrupted (as much) by fellow-travelers.4 ● Open Roof One may pray in an area that has walls even if it has no roof.5 ● With a Minyan Some say that one may pray outside if one is praying with a minyan.6 Perhaps the reason for this is that, when praying with a group, one can more easily stay focused on their prayers, even in an open area. ● In the Place of a Miracle One may pray in the spot where a miracle

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Parsha Halacha

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15 ноября 2025 г.

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5

Темы: women_modesty, holidays, parsha_commentary