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From the Rav’s Desk: Should Chabad Chassidim recite Tachanun on Hei Teves? Daily Halacha
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From the Rav’s Desk: Should Chabad Chassidim recite Tachanun on Hei Teves?

  • Posted 09 December 2021
  • By Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein
  • Under Daily Halacha

Question: [Sunday, 5th Teves 5781] Should Chabad Chassidim recite Tachanun on Hei Teves?   Answer: In general, it is customary not to say Tachanun on a day on which one celebrates a miracle that took place. However, there is no universally accepted practice of omitting Tachanun on the fifth of […]

Wine glasses of a gentile-Using glass vessels of a gentile that were used to drink or store Yayin Nesech-PART 2

  • Posted 09 December 2021
  • By Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein
  • Under Daily Halacha

Summary: Drinking non-wine beverages: It is permitted on temporary occasion to drink any non-wine beverage from a vessel of a Gentile even if the vessel was designated for drinking or storing wine, so long as the vessel is properly rinsed from any leftover wine prior to usage. If one desires […]

From the Rav’s Desk: Saving the leftover wicks and oil of the Menorah for the burning of Chametz on Erev Pesach

  • Posted 08 December 2021
  • By Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein
  • Under Daily Halacha

Question: [Wednesday, 4th Teves, 5782] I have heard that many people save the oil and wicks of the Chanukah Menorah for the burning of chametz by erev Pesach. Is this allowed to be done or must one burn it right away?   Answer: Although some are accustomed to save the […]

Wine glasses of a gentile-Using glass vessels of a gentile that were used to drink or store Yayin Nesech-PART 1

  • Posted 08 December 2021
  • By Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein
  • Under Daily Halacha

Wine glasses of a gentile-Using glass vessels of a gentile that were used to drink or store Yayin Nesech: No need to Kasher with hot water: It is permitted to drink from clean wine glasses, and other clean wine glass vessels, of a gentile without Kashering them in between [using […]

From the Rav’s Desk: Buying a white gold ring for the Chuppah

  • Posted 07 December 2021
  • By Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein
  • Under Daily Halacha

Question: [Tuesday, 3rd Teves 5782] I’m getting married in the near future and buying a wedding ring for my Kallah. I know the wedding ring should be made of gold but I would like to know if it should be made out of yellow gold or can also be made […]

The law if one forgot to say Visein Tal Umatar

  • Posted 07 December 2021
  • By Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein
  • Under Daily Halacha

Forgot to say Vesein Tal Umatar:[1] One who forgot to say Vesein Tal Umatar during the period that it is to be said [which is in Eretz Yisrael between the 7th of Marcheshven and Pesach, and in the Diaspora between the 5th/6th of December and Pesach] is required to repeat […]

From the Rav’s Desk: Does one fulfill his obligation if he lights the menorah on the floor?

  • Posted 05 December 2021
  • By Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein
  • Under Daily Halacha

Question: [Sunday, 1st Teves, 5782] I and a number of my roommates lit the menorah on the floor in order so we can sit around it and have a Kumzitz around the lights. Someone then said to us that it must be lit three handbreadths above on the ground, otherwise […]

Eating festive meals on Chanukah and the Chanukah menu

  • Posted 05 December 2021
  • By Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein
  • Under Daily Halacha

Eating festive meals on Chanukah and the Chanukah menu:[1] There is a dispute amongst Poskim regarding the form of celebration the Sages established to be performed on Chanukah. Some Poskim[2] rule the rejoicing was established to be performed only in a spiritual nature; to light candles, say Al Hanisim and […]

From the Rav’s Desk: Answering Amen with a Niggun by Chanukah candle lighting

  • Posted 02 December 2021
  • By Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein
  • Under Daily Halacha

Question: [Thursday 28th Kisleiv 5782] We are accustomed, as many of the people are as well, to answer the Amen after the blessings of the Hanukkah menorah in a long tune which stretches out the Amen. One of my children said to me that she heard that it is forbidden […]

From the Rav’s Desk: Attending a Chanukah party by candle lighting time

  • Posted 01 December 2021
  • By Rabbi Yaakov Goldstein
  • Under Daily Halacha

Question: [Wednesday, 27th Kisleiv, 5782] We are having a Chanukah party by relatives for which we must leave prior to the candle lighting time. My question is regarding what we should do about lighting and if we should light candles by our host, or should wait to light until we […]

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