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24 articles- The Forest and the RoseThe story of Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac of Kaliv, discovered as a young shepherd by Leib Sarah's and transformed into a great Chassidic leader and master of melody.
- Ultimate JusticeA powerful story of divine providence where a man discovers the hidden Nazi past of a victim he accidentally killed, fulfilling a cryptic message from Rabbi Kan
- A Well Kept SecretA moving story of the Sanzer Rebbe, Rabbi Chaim Halberstam, and his unwavering commitment to protecting the dignity of those receiving charity.
- Parshat Vayakhel ShekalimExplore how the inspiration to build the Mishkan reveals the hidden potential within every Jew to achieve greatness through Divine assistance and commitment.
- Laws and Customs Adar Taanit Esther and Purim for JerusalemA comprehensive guide to the laws and customs of the month of Adar, including the 7th of Adar, Taanit Esther, and preparations for Purim in Jerusalem.
- Taanit Esther ShacharitHalachic guidelines for the Chazzan and individuals during Taanit Esther Shacharit, covering Aneinu, Selichot, and Avinu Malkeinu in various circumstances.
- Taanit Esther KriahHalachic guidelines for the Torah reading on Taanit Esther, including rules for non-fasting individuals, Aliyot, and the procedure for the Ba'al Koreh.
- Machatzit HashekelA concise guide to the laws and customs of Machatzit Hashekel, including who should give, the amount required, and the proper distribution of the funds.
- Taanit Esther MinchaA guide to the laws and customs of Mincha on Taanit Esther, covering Torah reading times, the recitation of Anenu, Birchat Kohanim, and when the fast concludes.
- Parshat ZachorA guide to the laws and customs of Parshat Zachor, including obligations for men and women, reading requirements, and the pronunciation of the word Zecher.
- Conclusion of ShabbatA brief note on the observance of standard Motzei Shabbat rituals in Jerusalem following a normal Shabbat, highlighting the local practice.
- Purim DressGuidelines for Purim costumes in light of current security concerns, including halachic rulings on Shatnez, cross-dressing, and choosing appropriate characters.
- V'al HanissimA concise guide on the laws of reciting V'al Hanissim during Purim, including what to do if it is forgotten during the Amidah or Grace After Meals.
- MaarivHalachic guidelines for the evening Megillah reading, including timing, restrictions on eating before the Mitzvah, and the order of the Maariv service.
- Megillah ReadingA comprehensive guide to the laws and customs of Megillah reading, covering obligations for men and women, the use of microphones, and specific Chabad customs.
- Interruption During MegillahA guide to the laws of Megillah reading, explaining what to do if a word is missed, when to repeat blessings, and the consequences of interruptions or pauses.
- Purim NightGuidelines for Purim night including setting the table, eating a special meal, and the custom of eating seeds to commemorate Esther's devotion to keeping Kosher
- ShacharitA guide to the laws and customs of Shacharit on Purim, including Megillah reading times, fasting rules, Al Hanissim, and fulfilling the obligation of Parshat Za
- Working on PurimA concise guide to the laws of performing manual labor on Purim, including exceptions for mitzvot, financial need, and preventing loss.
- Mishloach ManotA concise guide to the laws of Mishloach Manot, covering who must send them, what items to include, gender guidelines, and specific laws for mourners.
- Matanot Lo'evyonimA concise guide to the laws of Matanot Lo'evyonim, covering who must give, timing, distribution to the needy, and prioritizing charity on Purim.
- Seudat PurimA guide to the laws and customs of the Purim feast, including timing, Torah study, menu traditions like Kreplach, and the importance of communal celebration.
- Wine and AlcoholAn overview of the Halachic guidelines for drinking on Purim, including safety warnings, the Rebbe's restrictions, and exceptions for health and conduct.
- Motzoei PurimGuidelines for reciting V’al Hanissim during bentching after Purim and the importance of davening Maariv promptly on Motzoei Purim.
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