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is there any problem celebrating mother day ?
It is up to your mother,
If she expects a mothers day wish There is a mitzvah deorisa to wish her happy mothers day.
If she doesn’t why would you?
Don’t ask us go ask her
If she doesn’t why would you?
It might still make her feel good.
DY: Well, if she holds by some shittah that Mother’s Day is chukas hagoyim and assur mideoraisa…
I personally just finished washing the dishes from my mom’s breakfast in bed, but that’s just me.
Everyday is mothers’ day! And don’t you forget that! 😉
Well, if she holds by some shittah that Mother’s Day is chukas hagoyim and assur mideoraisa…
So call her just to say hi and see how she’s doing.
Dy
hooray so we agree “If she expects a mothers day wish There is a mitzvah deorisa to wish her happy mothers day.”
change expect to appreceiate, point is the same.
There’s nothing wrong in acknowledging your mother. While growing up post Holocaust years, here in America we always made Mother’s Day Cards in Bais Yakov and in our family some of us still continue with the cards. No my children don’t send me any cards but that is the new generation for most part and it would make me feel good if i were to get a card or a call wishing me Happy Mother’s Day as i will to them. For those who say it’s a issur m’doraisa, could you let us know the exact words and where it is written? And to all you mother’s out there HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY today and every day of the year, with gezunt,parnassah and nachas till 120 years!!!!
ok i am going out to century 21 to find a gift for my mother in law
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