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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    Ask the Rabbi: Barchu Later than the Normal End of Tefilla

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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    Trying on a Beged without Tzitzit

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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    Switching the Location of a Mezuza

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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    Ask the Rabbi: Shehecheyanu on Winning a Court Case

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    Davening in a Minyan

    Ask the Rabbi: The Chazan’s Pre-Birkat Kohanim Practice

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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    Can One Fix an Unwarranted Beracha on Netilat Yadayim?

    I came out of the bathroom and did netilat yadayim for that purpose, but accidentally I recited the beracha of netilat yadayim. I tried to salvage the situation by indeed eating bread as fast as I could. Did that help?

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    Various Subjects

    Using Dishes of Unknown Type

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    The Reading of the Torah

    An Oleh Who Wants to Lain His Aliya

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    Prayer

    Nefilat Apayim without a Sefer Torah

    What are the rules of when one does and does not do Nefilat Apayim (putting one’s head down and partially covering it) during Tachanun?

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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    How to Tell When Your Tefillin Need Adjustment

    [Periodically, we re-issue our discussion on the proper position of tefillin shel rosh (last time, seven years ago). Many people do not realize that tefillin extending too far forward is a far more severe problem than being slightly off center. In Living the Halachic Process, I:G-1, we develop the halacha that the end of the tefillin must not go beyond the roots of the hair of the hairline. Upon visiting different shuls, from various elements of society, it pains me to see great numbers of fine Jews who are definitely donning their tefillin wrong and many others about whom it is hard to tell, especially when they have receding hairlines. Since even some talmidei chachamim get it wrong, I assume that knowing how to apply the halacha to one’s head is a big problem. We will focus here on tricks to figure this out.]

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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    Dessert after Birkat Hamazon

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    Brachot on Food and on Smell

    How Much Should the Mezamen Recite Aloud?

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    Prayer

    Mother’s Name for prayers for Ill Convert

    What is the correct formula in prayers for Ill Convert

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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    Taking Over as Chazan after Yishtabach

    I was supposed to take over as chazan at Yishtabach, but I absentmindedly said Yishtabach quietly as the previous chazan was finishing Az Yashir. I quickly asked him to say Yishtabach and Chatzi Kaddish, after which I took over. Was this appropriate?

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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    Tasting Meat Liquids

    When I cook for Shabbat, I like to taste the chicken soup and gravies to make sure they are properly spiced. Does that “make me fleishig”?

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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    Chazan Having Trouble Taking Three Steps Back

    As chazan, I was unable to take three steps back after my silent Shemoneh Esrei because someone was davening close behind me even when the gabbai signaled me to start chazarat hashatz. What should I have done at that point?

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    Charity and Lending Money

    How Much of a Tzedaka Preference to Relatives?

    I learned that one should prioritize giving tzedaka to relatives over others. I give a nice amount of tzedaka, almost exclusively out of the family (which also has a few poor people), which I feel is more altruistic. Can you explain this halacha and give some halachic guidelines?

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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    Finding a Fruit with Kedushat Shvi’it

    My wife shopped at a special kedushat shvi’it fruit distribution. A few hours later, I spotted on the walkway to our building (of seven apartments) a single fruit. I took it home and asked my wife, who said it made sense that it fell from her, but asked how we can know it is not from a neighbor who might have also bought. Do I have to put up a sign or ask neighbors (whom I trust) if it could be theirs? Is it more lenient because there is no ownership of kedushat shvi’it fruit?

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    Tzitzit & Tefillin

    Mistake in Beracha on Delayed Laying of Tefillin – part II

    After I fastened the tefillin shel yad, I realized that the beracha I had recited was not the one for tefillin but that I had instinctively said Yotzer Ohr. I continued davening with just the shel yad until the next semi-break, Yotzer Hame’orot, at which point I put on the shel rosh. Was that correct?

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    Bemare Habazak - Rabbis Questions

    Mistake in Beracha on Delayed Laying of Tefillin – part I

    After I fastened the tefillin shel yad, I realized that the beracha I had recited was not the one for tefillin but that I had instinctively said Yotzer Ohr. I continued davening with just the shel yad until the next semi-break, Yotzer Hame’orot, at which point I put on the shel rosh and the hand wrappings. Was that correct, and what should I have recited when?

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