Resultados da Pesquisa "HAshana"

Question: I have a serious operation scheduled right before Rosh Chodesh Nissan and it might take me weeks to recover. During that time won’t be able to get out of bed for the whole month of Nissan at least. Can I say the Bracha on the trees just before Nissan? Or maybe can I say it right after Nissan when I can get out of the house?  

Question: We live in Belgium and we are planning to come to Eretz Yisroel of Purim to visit family, stay for three weeks and then return to Belgium for Pesach. Do we need to do a Bedikat Chametz before we leave? If so, od we need to say a Bracha?  

Question: To the Rabbi: In our Kehillah for Shacharit there have been big arguments lately. One part of the Tzibur are very Makpid on Daf Hayomi. If they are behind many of them will continue learning the Daf to catch up during Chazarat HaShatz. So, the other others by the Minyan got upset that they are not paying attention in to the Chazzan.  The learners claim that anyway today there is no actual obligation for Chazarat HaShatz since we have siddurim everyone knows the Tefilla. Iven still they are answering Amen so there is a minyan answering. Are they allowed to continue or not?  

Question: Shalom Rav! IN our bet Haknesset everyone stands when they say the Brachot of the Megillah. Then there is chaos s everyone moves their chairs and tries to sit and be quiet before he Chazzan starts the megillah. Do I actually need to stand up for the Brachot or can we just sit and listen and avoid the big confusion?  

Can one say Tashlich until Shmini Atzeret?

Why do we say the blessing of Shehechiyanu at Kiddush on the second day of Rosh Hashana on a new fruit that we haven’t yet eaten?

On the Shabbat before Rosh Hashana, all the women in the shul undertook to finish the Book of Psalms together. I undertook to say as well but forgot to finish them. What should I do now?

Do we light candles on the second day of Rosh Hashana?

אפשר לסרק את השיער בראש השנה?

Should one undertake to fast on Rosh Hashana eve?

A mourner whose week of mourning ( Shiva ) will finish before Rosh Hashana. Will Rosh Hashana cancel the month of mourning ( Shloshim ) that follows?

May one eat spicy foods on Rosh Hashana? Or is it a custom not to?

Can a woman/girl make Kiddush and eat and drink after finishing the morning prayers of Rosh Hashana before reciting Mussaf and hearing the shofar-blowing?

Is it permitted or forbidden to use red-colored foods on Rosh Hashana, such as tomato sauce and paprika?