Daily Halacha: Why do Sephardi boys and Bochurim not light candles? The Sephardi versus Ashkenazi custom

Buy Now WhatsApp Facebook Twitter Telegram Sign up for Daily Distribution Sponsor an Episode How many people in the house may/should light Chanukah candles-The Sephardi versus Ashkenazi custom The letter of law: In a family unit, the obligation to light Chanukah candles falls upon the head of each household.[1] This […]

Megilas Antiochus-Background, Authenticity, and Content

Buy Now WhatsApp Facebook Twitter Telegram Sign up for Daily Distribution Sponsor an Episode Megilas Antiochus-Background, Authenticity, and Content:[1] Megillas Antiochus is a historical record of the events that surrounded the Chanukah miracle. Its various names: Megillas Antiochus is also known by the names of: Megillas Chanukah, Megillas Beis Chashmonai[2], […]

Lighting candles on Motzei Shabbos

Lighting candles on Motzei Shabbos:[1] Some are accustomed to light more candles on Motzei Shabbos than they are accustomed to light during the regular weeknights. This is done in order to escort the Shabbos after its leave just as it is customary for one to escort the King upon him […]

Moving and destroying an oven

Moving and destroying an oven:[1] A. The restriction: A person should not destroy an oven which he used for baking in order to make use of the space that the oven was in. One who does not adhere to this enters himself into grave danger.[2] [Many are accustomed to being […]

May women wear Tefillin?

May women wear Tefillin?[1] Exemption:[2] Women are exempt from wearing Tefillin. The reason for this is because Tefillin is a time dependent positive command[3], as Shabbos and Yom Tov is not a time for Tefillin.[4] [Likewise, according to Kabala, the Mitzvah of Tefillin only applies to men, while women are […]