Bittul Chametz-Nullifying the Chametz

This Halacha is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here or on Amazon.com Bittul Chametz-Nullifying the Chametz:[1] It is an institution of the sages to nullify all the Chametz which one has in his property which he did not find during the search.[2] The Bittul is to be recited immediately after completing the […]

All Laws-Bedikas Chametz

This Halacha is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here or on Amazon.com Bedikas Chametz   Introduction: In the previous chapter, the laws of cleaning the home for Chametz were discussed. The obligation to clean the home is a result of the Rabbinical decree that disowned Chametz may not remain […]

Misc. Q&A

May one say “This meat is for Pesach Sheiyni”?[1] One is to avoid doing so.   Does an Avel pray for the Amud on Pesach Sheiyni? Yes. However some are accustomed to avoid doing so. [1] Piskeiy Teshuvos 492/1 Bookmark

Eating Matzah

Matzah: It is customary to eat Matzah in honor of Pesach Sheiyni.[1] When? Many are accustomed to eat Matzah on Pesach Sheiyni, on the day of the 14th of Iyar.[2] Some are accustomed to eat it towards the afternoon.[3] Others are accustomed to eat Matzah [only or also[4]] on Motzei […]

Tachanun

Tachanun: Tachanun is omitted on Pesach Sheiyni, which is the 14th of Iyar.[1] It is however recited the Mincha prior, on the 13th of Iyar.[2] [Thus when the 13th falls on Shabbos, Tzidkascha is recited by Mincha.] Tachanun is likewise omitted on the night of the 14th in Kerias Shema […]

Meaning

  Background of Pesach Sheiyni:[1] In the times of the Temple, a person who did not bring the Pesach offering in the 14th of Nissan, either due to being impure or due to being a distance from Jerusalem, was required to bring the offering a month later, on the 14th […]

Pirkei Avos

Reciting Pirkei Avos:[1] It is customary to recite Pirkei Avos on every Shabbos between Pesach and Shavuos.[2] Some are accustomed to continue reciting it after Shavuos, throughout the summer months, until Rosh Hashanah.[3] [Practically, the Chabad custom is to say Pirkei Avos until Rosh Hashanah.[4] On the Shabbosim which are […]

Vayehi Noam

Saying Vayehi Noam by Maariv of Motzei Shabbos:[1] Whenever Pesach, or any Yom Tov, falls on a weekday the paragraph of Vayehi Noam which is normally said after Shabbos, is omitted.   Q&A If Pesach falls on Shabbos, is Vayehi Noam recited on the Motzei Shabbos prior to it? Yes.[2] […]