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13 articles- Why Are Chuppahs Held Outdoors May They Be Held Inside Shul What If Its Cold and Raining OutsideAn exploration of the custom of holding chuppahs outdoors, examining its origins in the Rema, various symbolic reasons, and halachic views on indoor ceremonies.
- The Case of the Frail Grandfather and the Berachah Under the ChuppahAn analysis of whether a frail grandfather must climb the chuppah stage to recite Sheva Berachos, exploring halachic domains and the significance of the custom.
- A Teshuvah from R Chaim Kanievsky ZtlRav Chaim Kanievsky zt"l rules on whether wedding blessings can be recited outside the chuppah to accommodate a grandfather who cannot reach the stage.
- A Story With the Young R Yitzchok Elchonon Spector ZtlA story about Rabbi Yitzchok Elchonon Spector's refusal to compromise on the custom of holding a chuppah outdoors, even at the risk of his own position.
- Why R Yitzchok Elchonon Spector Put His Foot DownRabbi Yitzchok Elchonon Spector explains the vital importance of upholding Jewish customs (minhagim) using the metaphor of nuts from Shir HaShirim.
- Minhag Yisroel Vs Bein Adam LechaveiroAn exploration of how R' Yisroel Salanter and the Chofetz Chaim prioritized interpersonal sensitivity (Bein Adam Lechaveiro) over established customs (Minhag Yi
- ConclusionAn analysis of halachic rulings regarding reciting sheva berachos outside the chuppah and prioritizing interpersonal relationships over Pesach eating customs.
- Creating ChildrenRabbi Moshe Sternbuch explains how a parent's commitment to purity transforms a biological offspring into a son or daughter with a lasting spiritual connection.
- A Joyful Time Should Be Had by AllExplore why the Torah delays a bris milah until the eighth day and how this reflects a deep sensitivity to communal joy and the ethics of sharing happy occasion
- One Who Has the Opportunity to Learn and Doesnt Is Not Just An Am HaAretz He Is a Shoteh Too An Important Lesson for Going Into Bein HazmanimAn analysis of why an ignorant Kohen is labeled a shoteh (fool) rather than just an am ha'aretz, emphasizing the importance of Torah study during Bein Hazmanim.
- Answers to Last Week’s RiddlesDetailed answers to Torah riddles covering topics like Nadav and Avihu, kosher laws, the chasidah bird, R' Shmuel Salant's Seder, and praising a Chosan.
- Praising the Chosan and Concerns of Lashon HaraExplore the halachic tension between praising a groom and the prohibition of Lashon Hara, featuring insights from R' Chaim Kanievsky and the Chasam Sofer.
- Riddles of the WeekFour challenging riddles on Parshas Tazria covering laws of bris milah, the metzorah's isolation, and the specific sacrifices brought by a woman after childbirt
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