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  • - עברית, Chanukah, How to Light Menorah?
  • learning halacha, בית שמאי ובית הלל

הדלקת נרות חנוכה כשיטת בית שמאי לחולה אנוש

  שאלה: כמה נרות חנוכה ידליק גוסס בלילה הראשון של חנוכה, הרי אין לו אפשרות לקיים את ה'מעלין בקודש'? האם כדאי לו לנהוג כבית שמאי? ככה מצאתי: בחידושי הריטב"א החדשות…

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  • Talmud Torah
  • learning halacha

Should one follow the Seder Halimud that the Miteller Rebbe writes in his Hakdama to Shulchan Aruch?

  Generally yes, but this depends on the person, his time and capabilities. In Yeshiva, this depends on Hanhala too.   Sources: קשה לקבוע מסמרות בזה. והכל לפי מה שהוא…

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  • - Halacha Articles, Shabbos, Talmud Torah
  • DEP, learning halacha, utility meters, או"ח שטז, ספק פס"ר, ספרי הקיצורים

May I use water on Shabbos if the usage is being recorded by a digital meter?

  Digital water meters, which monitor and record water usage electronically, have become prevalent lately. Does this pose a problem on Shabbos, since it would seem that a digital form…

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  • Talmud Torah
  • learning halacha

What Kitzur Shulchan Aruch-style sefer would be the most accurate to learn for Halacha?

  Question: What Kitzur Shulchan Aruch-style sefer or seforim would be the most accurate for a Lubavitcher to learn for halacha l'maaseh? The Kitzur Shulchan Aruch with the Alter Rebbe's…

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  • Talmud Torah
  • learning halacha, כללי הפסיקה

If there is a disagreement between the Poskim and the Mekubalim, who do we follow?

  Question: If there is a disagreement between the poskim and the mekubalim, who do we follow? I’ve seen in שער השמועה סימן א (printed in the הוצאה חדשה דשולחן…

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  • Talmud Torah
  • learning halacha, כף החיים, ערוך השולחן

When it comes to learning Halacha in a more practical way. Which of the two Seforim sets would be more suggested – Aruch Hashulchan or Kaf Hachaim?

  This is after the Alter Rebbe's Shulchan Aruch and Mishna Brurah. I am a Lubavitcher. Just want expand my learning.   Answer: For psak - Kaf Hachayim, unless it’s…

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