How many men are needed to break Yichud at night?[1] In general, for Ashkenazim, it suffices to have two Kosher men to break Yichud.[2] This however only applies during the daytime and while in the city, however at nighttime or during travel outside of the city, three Kosher men are […]
Accidentally ate on Fast Day
One forgot and ate or drank on the fast day:[1] Is he to continue fasting that day?[2] If one ate or drank on a public[3] fast day, he is nevertheless required to continue fasting for the rest of that day, and is forbidden to eat or drink any further. [It […]
Spitting by Aleinu Lishabeiach
This Halacha is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy here Spitting by Aleinu:[1] No doubt, one of the more peculiar customs, attributed to Chabad Chassidim, is the act of spitting that we perform during Aleinu. Many are not aware that this spitting is actually not an original Chabad custom, and […]
Spitting by Aleinu Lishabeiach
Check out our Amazon Sefarim Shop This Halacha is an excerpt from our Sefer WhatsApp Telegram Facebook Twitter Sponsor an Article Spitting by Aleinu:[1] No doubt, one of the more peculiar customs, attributed to Chabad Chassidim, is the act of spitting that we perform during Aleinu. Many are not aware […]
The secret fast day of the 9th of Teves and its uncovering of the origin of Christianity
The Fast day of the 9th of Teves:[1] The Shulchan Aruch lists a number of days in which it is customary to fast due to tragedies that occurred on that day. Amongst the list of days in which tragedies occurred, and is hence proper to fast on, is the 9th […]
May one eat, drink, and say Lechaim, while wearing Tefillin?
May one eat, drink, and say Lechaim, while wearing Tefillin?[1] A meal: One who enters [while wearing Tefillin] to eat a set meal [i.e. bread] is required to remove his Tefillin.[2] He is to leave them on the table so they are available to him after the meal is complete, […]
May one eat, drink, and say Lechaim, while wearing Tefillin?
May one eat, drink, and say Lechaim, while wearing Tefillin?[1] A meal: One who enters [while wearing Tefillin] to eat a set meal [i.e. bread] is required to remove his Tefillin.[2] He is to leave them on the table so they are available to him after the meal is complete, […]
The order of placing Sefarim on top of each other-Tanach, Siddur, Tanya
Placing Sefarim on top of each other:[1] It is permitted to place a Chumash on top of Nevim or Kesuvim. However one may not place a Nevim or Kesuvim on top of a Chumash, and one may not place a Chumash on top of a Sefer Torah.[2] One may place […]
The order of placing Sefarim on top of each other-Tanach, Siddur, Tanya
Placing Sefarim on top of each other:[1] It is permitted to place a Chumash on top of Nevim or Kesuvim. However one may not place a Nevim or Kesuvim on top of a Chumash, and one may not place a Chumash on top of a Sefer Torah.[2] One may place […]
How many men are needed to break Yichud at night?
How many men are needed to break Yichud at night?[1] In general, for Ashkenazim, it suffices to have two Kosher men to break Yichud.[2] This however only applies during the daytime and while in the city, however at nighttime or during travel outside of the city, three Kosher men are […]
