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21 articles- A Potpourri of Some Important Megillas Esther Related Halachos Part 2A detailed halachic guide to Megillah reading, covering the Ten Sons of Haman, missing words, women's obligations, eating before reading, and communal customs.
- A Potpourri of Some Important Halachos for When Purim Falls on Motzei ShabbosAn analysis of why Ta'anis Esther is moved to Thursday when Purim falls on Sunday, including R' Chaim Brisker's custom regarding aliyos during Mincha.
- Making Sure Not to Overeat by Seudas Shlishis On ShabbosExplore the halachic discussion on balancing the mitzvah of Seudas Shlishis with the custom of eating a meal on Purim night when Purim begins on Motzei Shabbos.
- Learning How to Read the Megillah on ShabbosAn analysis of whether learning to read the Megillah on Shabbos constitutes forbidden preparation (hachonah) for the weekday, based on R' Shlomah Zalman Auerbac
- Is a Megillas Esther Muktzeh on Shabbos Which is Erev PurimAn analysis of halachic opinions regarding whether a Megillas Esther is considered muktzeh on a Shabbos that falls on Erev Purim, citing major Achronim.
- Early Megillah Reading on Shabbos for Soldiers in AzahRabbi Yitzchok Yosef discusses whether soldiers in Gaza can read the Megillah early from Plag Hamincha on Shabbos due to life-threatening security concerns.
- Seudas Shlishis That Carried on After Tzeis Hakochavim When Purim Falls on Motzei ShabbosA halachic analysis of reciting Retzei and Al HaNissim in Birchas Hamazon when Seudas Shlishis continues into Purim night, based on the Shulchan Aruch and Mishn
- The Baal Koreh Who Works for Hatzolah Got an Urgent Call Whilst Leining the Megillah Now WhatA halachic analysis of whether a replacement baal koreh should restart the Megillah if the original reader is called away for a Hatzolah emergency.
- Borei Meorai HaAish Before Reading Megillah on Motzei Shabbos or AfterAn analysis of whether to recite the blessing of Borei Meorai HaAish before reading the Megillah on Motzei Shabbos, exploring opinions from the Beis Yosef and R
- Is There an Issur to Eat on Purim Day Before Sending Mishloach ManosExplore the halachic debate on whether one may eat on Purim before sending Mishloach Manos, featuring views from Rav Sternbuch, Rav Menashe Klein, and others.
- Understanding How Appending a Pasuk from Parshas Vayikra onto Parshas HaTamid Invokes the Merit of Akeidas YitzchokExplore why a verse from Parshas Vayikra is added to the daily Parshas HaTamid and how it uniquely invokes the merit of Akeidas Yitzchok through the Maharal Dis
- Some Insight into What A Pleasing Aroma to Hashem MeansExplore the meaning of a pleasing aroma to Hashem through the insights of Rav Eliezer Ashkenazi and Rav Yissocher Frand regarding the purpose of korbanos.
- Korban Mincha Leavening Agents and Honey No Salt YesExplore Rav Mordechai Gifter's insight on why salt is required in meal offerings while leaven and honey are forbidden, and its lesson for personal spirituality.
- The Roots of AmalekAn exploration of the origins of Amalek's hatred for the Jewish people, focusing on the rejection of Timna and the advice of Eliphaz to his son.
- We Must Never Forget a Favor that Was Done for UsExplore the lesson of gratitude from Shaul's war against Amalek, where he protected the descendants of Yisro to honor a favor done four centuries earlier.
- One Who Follows His Desires, Will Fall and Fall and Keep Falling, Until He Can’t Get Any LowerA Devar Torah for Purim exploring the spiritual dangers of unchecked desire through the lens of Achashveirosh's extravagance and the execution of Vashti.
- The Dangers of Following One's DesiresWhat drove King Achashveirosh to such madness? Explore the dangers of unchecked desires and their consequences in this gripping analysis.
- Answers to Last Week's RiddlesAnswers to riddles on Parshat Pekudei exploring why Moshe only accounted for silver and copper, the existence of a second Mishkan, and the inscription of the Tz
- Answers to Purim RiddlesA collection of detailed halachic answers to Purim riddles covering topics like drinking, women's obligations, mishloach manos, and the mitzvah of Parshas Zacho
- Riddles for Parshas VayikraA collection of six thought-provoking halachic and philosophical riddles based on Parshas Vayikra, covering topics from korbonos to the laws of returning stolen
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