Visiting a Cemetery

This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here May one visit a cemetery during Chanukah?[1] One is not to visit a cemetery during Chanukah. This applies even if one desires to visit the grave of a relative at the conclusion of Shiva, Shloshim or a Yartzite.[2] Rather, […]

Segulos on Chanukah

This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here Segulos applicable during Chanukah Having children:[1]  The days of Chanukah are an auspicious time for barren women to conceive and have children.   Gates of Teshuvah are still open:[2] Until the end of Chanukah, there is an extended hand […]

Chanukah Midrash-Chapter 2: Classical Q&A

Buy Now WhatsApp Telegram Facebook Twitter Email Classic Q&A 1. What does the festival of Chanukah commemorate?[1] Chanukah commemorates the miracles that occurred during the reign of the Greek-Syrian Empire [The Seleucid Empire] in times of the second Temple. They made decrees against Jews, preventing them from following Torah and Mitzvos. […]

The Date of Chanukah

This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here The date:[1] On the twenty fifth day of Kislev begins the festival of the eight days of Chanukah. What it commemorates:[2]  Chanukah commemorates the miracles that occurred during the reign of the Greek-Syrian Empire [The Seleucid Empire] in times of […]

Driving on Chol Hamoed

Car/Driving on Chol Hamoed:[1] It is permitted to drive on Chol Hamoed whether it is for the need of the Moed or simply for the sake of a trip or outing.[2] [If however it is not for the need of the Moed and is not for the sake of a […]

The Meals of Chol Hamoed

The meals of Chol Hamoed: A. How many meals is one to have per day? One is not obligated to eat any specific amount of meals on Chol Hamoed, so long as he does not fast.[1] Nevertheless initially it is a Mitzvah for one to have a meal with bread […]