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The Month of Adar Halachot of Purim and Adar Megilat Esther Shiurim about Purim

Adar II 13 5779 | Rabbi Yossef Carmel
Confident of his Predictions or Not?
Shiurim about Purim
Adar II 7 5779 | Rabbi Daniel Mann
Extended Purim Seuda
Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions Halachot of Purim and Adar
Adar I 9 5779 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
Is this the Right Purim?
Halachot of Purim and Adar
Adar 12 5778 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
Intriguing Purim Questions
Ki Tisa Halachot of Purim and Adar
Adar 4 5778 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
Purim Mishaps
In honor of Parshas Zochor, we will be discussing Purim Mishaps.
Tetzave Halachot of Purim and Adar
Adar 9 5777 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
Adam, Amalek and a tree
Adar 7 5777 | Rabbi Yehuda Spitz
To Drink or Not to Drink?
A Halachic Analysis of Getting Drunk on Purim
Halachot of Purim and Adar
Adar II 5776 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
The Jewish Thanksgiving
Shiurim about Purim
Adar II 12 5776 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
Megillas Esther and the Hard of Hearing
Halachot of Purim and Adar
Adar II 12 5776 | Rabbi Daniel Mann
Paying the Price – A Sign of Weakness or Greatness?
The Purim story, which has such an ominous section to it, certainly seems to end up superbly. The hodgepodge Jewish community, spread throughout the Persian Empire, came out unscathed after the great scare. Their favorite son and daughter became very high in the ranks of the powerful people of the world. But do our heroes really emerge unscathed?
Parashat Hashavua Shiurim about Purim
Adar II 6 5776 | Rabbi Daniel Mann
Early Reading of Megillat Esther
I am working on a Megilla reading program to attract families with children (not consistent shul-goers) for Purim evening (the children attend public school in the morning). Due to daylight savings time and our geographic position, tzeit hakochavim will not be until around 8 PM, a time that would discourage families from coming. May we read the Megilla from plag hamincha (11/4 hours before sunset)?
Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions Halachot of Purim and Adar
Adar II 5 5776 | Rabbi Daniel Mann
Early Reading of Megillat Esther
I am working on a Megilla reading program to attract families with children (not consistent shul-goers) for Purim evening (the children attend public school in the morning). Due to daylight savings time and our geographic position, tzeit hakochavim will not be until around 8 PM, a time that would discourage families from coming. May we read the Megilla from plag hamincha (11/4 hours before sunset)?
Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions Halachot of Purim and Adar
5776 | Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Rimon
“When Adar begins, we should heighten our joy.”
Shiurim about Purim
5776 | Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Rimon
Does Adar l Impact on Adar ll?
The Month of Adar
5575 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
Purim from Cairo to Frankfurt
?What the basic of the local Purims
Halachot of Purim and Adar
5775 | Rabbi Daniel Mann
Ranking Mishloach Manot Stringencies
Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions Halachot of Purim and Adar
5774 | Rabbi Dov Berl Wein
Leap Year
The Month of Adar
Adar 5773 | Rabbi Dov Berl Wein
Purim and Amalek
Shiurim about Purim
Adar 7668 | Rabbi Dov Lior
Recall the surrounded cities from the days of Joshua! The times of Joshua
When we are happy on Purim for the miracles we had in the past, and "recall surrounded from the days of Joshua", we remember the great spirit of Joshua and Caleb, who stood in front of all the difficulties and defeated the fortified towns protected by a wall.
Shiurim about Purim
Shvat 5773 | Rabbi Haggai Londin
Adar - the month of laughter
The month of Adar is known to be the month of happiness and laughter. Laughter appears when a person feels full identification with a particular content. The month of Adar is a month of a great effort to compare our will with the will of God.
The Month of Adar