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Halacha Weekly — Korach 5784

Выпуск: Halacha Weekly — Korach 5784. 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 #464: WEEK OF PARASHAS KORACH 5784 CURRENT TOPIC: HALACHOS PERTAINING TO WOMEN Note: These Halachos are just as important for men to learn and know, as they are for women. Some Poskim say she should omit that bracha, as that bracha is not part and parcel of Havdalah, rather a bracha commemorating the creation of fire, which was created on the first Motzaei Shabbos, and as such is a time-bound Mitzvah in which she isn’t obligated. There is a huge debate in the Poskim whether Brachos that are heard via the telephone or via a microphone [or on the radio] are considered as if you heard the Bracha or if what you are hearing is a digitally reproduced voice that sounds like the person speaking but in reality isn’t his/her voice at all. (Many Rabbanim at weddings insist on having a Minyan of men close enough to the Chupah to hear the entire Kidushin and Sheva Brachos not via the microphone) 6) Regarding Havdalah or any other Brachos on the telephone, Rav Moshe Zatzal writes (Igros Moshe Orach Chaim Vol. 7) The Seudah of Melave Malka, though very important, is not the level of obligation as the three meals on Shabbos itself, as the three meals on Shabbos are obligatory based on a biblical verse (Asmachta D’Kra), whereas the Melave Malka is a Mitzvah not derived from a verse, rather something instituted by the Chachamim. (Mishna Berura Siman 300:2) The practical application of the aforementioned distinction is for instances where on one cannot eat both Melave Malka and the three (or one of the three) Seudos of Shabbos; it is then better to skip Melave Malka rather than skip any of the Shabbos Seudos. See Mogen Avraham Siman 299:15 quoting the Abudreham, that there was a minhag that women did not do any [real] chores on Motzaei Shabbos.) The Seforim write in the name of the Rebbe Rav Elimelech of Lizensk Zatzal, that eating Melave Malka, for women, is a good Segulah for an easy labor. When Reading in Shul, DO NOT Read During Davening or Krias HaTorah …Continued from previous week 1) It is best for women to not recite Havdalah for themselves; rather they should listen to a male recite the Havdalah and be exempted that way. (See Tosefes Ma’aseh Rav 39) …To be continued B’Ezras Hashem next week Halacha Fo

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Halacha Weekly

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4 июля 2024 г.

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