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Laws and Customs — Va'etchanan 5784

Выпуск: Laws and Customs — Va'etchanan 5784. Темы: не определены автоматически. Brocho, and rinses one’s mouth as soon When the congregation recites the as possible after Maariv, and certainly It is not our custom to specifically visit a verses aloud, the Ba’al Koreh waits for before Kiddush Levanah or breaking the cemetery on Tishah B’Av. Ideally, one should first change into leather shoes, rinse one’s In the afternoon, the intensity of After Haftorah, the Chazzan slowly face to freshen up, and taste something, mourning lessens and some restrictions recites Kaddish while the Torah is unless this will negate his participation are relaxed. [In any of these cases, he Nine Days (including – but not limited to After midday, it is permitted to sit on recites the conclusion of the respective chairs of regular height, unless one will – consuming meat or wine, having a Brocho as usual, and does not add the haircut, bathing, wearing freshly still be finishing Kinos. the third Perek of Moied Kotton, the end performed on a topic which may be of Masechta Taanis in Yerushalmi, the learned on Tishah B’Av (such as the The Paroches is removed from the Aron Tzemach Tzedek’s Reshimos on Eicha, conclusion of Moied Kotton). One who forgot to include Aneinu in  15TH AV (MONDAY)  MINCHA Sh’ma Koleinu may recite it in the Tachnun is not recited on the 15th of Av, After midday (and before Mincha), the passage of Elokai N’tzor, before the nor during the Mincha beforehand. reminder not to wash one’s hands as usual.] On Tishah B’Av, it is prohibited to: Even then, one should defer any One wipes his eyes with the towel publicly performed work until after • Wear festive clothing or festive midday, if this is possible. neglected to do so, it is still permissible those parts of Torah which discuss the to eat and drink.] laws of mourning, the destruction of the One should not engage in enjoyable or Beis Hamikdash, or the tragedies which leisurely activity. One should not idle away one’s time, go • Go to Mikvah, bathe or wash any on trips, read novels or articles, or Tallis and Tefillin are not worn until part of the body – even in cold partake in any leisurely or entertaining after midday. Boinei Yerushalayim, and also recites Siyum and learn Hilchos Beis Habechira This is followed by the selections Birchas Kohanim toward the end of every day until (and including) the 15th omitted from t

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