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  • in reply to: Minhag of not saying Tachnun issue #1140298
    sam4321
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    I recently saw in the sefer ashrei haish pg 275(piskei Rav Eliyashiv) that one should say tachunun in its right place which is after chazaras hashatz.

    in reply to: shmorer negia and the avos #835029
    sam4321
    Participant

    Pba: I understand where you are coming from,but the fact that the Rishonim and many Achronim talk about makes it a good question(Igros Moshe talks about it EH 4:9).

    in reply to: shmorer negia and the avos #835025
    sam4321
    Participant

    Stamamen: Like the Ramban, Yaakov only kept mitzvos in Eretz Yisroel.

    in reply to: shmorer negia and the avos #835017
    sam4321
    Participant

    K’Ramban(kept mitzvos only in Eretz Yisrael)maybe.

    in reply to: To open or not to open (the door on a date) #835281
    sam4321
    Participant

    Stamamen: Did you read the whole thing?,it is best if you read it inside and you will see it does apply.

    in reply to: To open or not to open (the door on a date) #835272
    sam4321
    Participant

    Stamamen: Here it is(http://www.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=14508&st=&pgnum=207&hilite=) he explains the opinions of the Trumas Hadeshen and the Radvaz. It mostly is talking about kibud av v’aim and a choshuv woman,but it should be read inside. Everyone follows the Shuclhan Aruch and Gemara.It discusses when would it apply.

    in reply to: To open or not to open (the door on a date) #835263
    sam4321
    Participant

    Stamamen: No one argues on the Shulchan Aruch,rather there is a Tzitz Eliezer(9:50) which Sam2 I think was referring to which explains a kula.

    in reply to: To open or not to open (the door on a date) #835261
    sam4321
    Participant

    Stamamen: It is not so simple,if you want sources let me know.

    in reply to: Story of Rabbi Yonatan Eibeshutz – Computer Enhanced #834268
    sam4321
    Participant

    Baruch Hashem I found it.It was bothering me that I couldn’t find it, here it i:

    http://www.nifla-ot.co.il/articles/192.htm

    it is remarkable(takes some time to figure out how it works).

    in reply to: Story of Rabbi Yonatan Eibeshutz – Computer Enhanced #834267
    sam4321
    Participant

    apushatayi: Do you remember what parsha you saw it in?

    in reply to: To open or not to open (the door on a date) #835257
    sam4321
    Participant

    Postsemgirl: I hope you are not serious,and if your I hope you are fluent in shas and poskim because if not then you would be guilty of following “blindly” like the guy you dated. The subject of opening doors is a machlokes(poskim) and I would understand why someone would follow what they are told in this case. If you were testing him I hope you know the machlokes of opening and walking behind girls. I hope I didn’t offend you,but it is not right to call someone out on a date, there is enough pressure already.

    in reply to: Story of Rabbi Yonatan Eibeshutz – Computer Enhanced #834261
    sam4321
    Participant

    chofetzchaim: Great post,can you please provide a source(i like to see things inside)and the link doesn’t work,thanks.

    in reply to: Why does chicken say OU glatt on it when glatt doesn't apply to it? #834035
    sam4321
    Participant

    As jothar said fowl always has to.be glatt,just like sefardim hold by meat.

    in reply to: The Maccabeats #834882
    sam4321
    Participant

    Sam2:is that a haskama?

    in reply to: The Maccabeats #834879
    sam4321
    Participant

    Sam2: I wonder if the Rosh Yeshiva knew he was being filmed.

    in reply to: DO NOT JUDGE PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!! #916113
    sam4321
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    vayeitzei: There are those who have compassion and really care about the person and try to help them not sin,and then there those who just talk and say this one is wrong, that one is a kofer. There is a way to go about things. If someone really cares about the other person and then gives him/her tochacha, usually the other party is not insulted, wouldn’t you agree. There is an idea which says take tochacha from anywhere it comes,and separate the person from their words and act upon them.

    in reply to: "Taliban Women" #833946
    sam4321
    Participant

    I wonder if the Chasam Sofer would hold that this fits with Chadash Assur min HaTorah.

    in reply to: Not really a gemora question #834018
    sam4321
    Participant

    According to R’ Zeira what would one do living in a place that the sun is close to the horizon(Alaska)?

    in reply to: To open or not to open (the door on a date) #835233
    sam4321
    Participant

    It is interesting that a lot of guys open the door to a building and walk after the woman.There is a lot on this topic but the Shulchan Aruch has a strong lashon against it (Even HaEzer 21).There is a machlokes if this is still applicable in our days.

    in reply to: DO NOT JUDGE PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!! #916062
    sam4321
    Participant

    Sam2: I believe there are gedolim who say one cannot give tochacha nowadays because no one is able to do it properly,of course constructive criticism done in an emesdik way is different(technically that is what tochahcah should be).

    Skiaddict: Some people don’t think.

    in reply to: ben yehuda st. #835705
    sam4321
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    They are talking about crack square which has a lot of bars and drugs(block down from kikar tzion).

    in reply to: yidden and goyim #833555
    sam4321
    Participant

    It all started by har sinai everyone had a chance. It is like someone got offered a job and he took it became rich now he passed it on to his kids and their kids to theirs kids. If they would have accepted the job they also would be part of the firm and the riches.( this is how I understand it)

    in reply to: Question on meschas zevachim (102a) #836555
    sam4321
    Participant

    GAW: I am trying to understand what happened on the 8th day, was Moshe a Kohen gadol or not if he was why didn’t he do avoda and why didnt he eat the chatas(even though the gemara does give an answer). I am having a hard time understanding the gemara after you quoted the gemara in yoma because I am trying to fit it in with both shittos.

    in reply to: Question on meschas zevachim (102a) #836553
    sam4321
    Participant

    GAW: so how do you explain the gemara in zevachim,unless you want explain it was a one time thing just like some of the korbanos were.

    in reply to: Question on meschas zevachim (102a) #836552
    sam4321
    Participant

    Sam2:the fact you rembered the shita is good.I dont understand why the shita needs to bring down the shitta of the Maram that it is 8 days.

    in reply to: Question on meschas zevachim (102a) #836549
    sam4321
    Participant

    Sam2: The gemara is in zevachim daf 19b with that shita you quoted ,thanks.I don’t fully understand what the shita is saying.

    in reply to: Cheating #833202
    sam4321
    Participant

    Moishy: Rav Moshe discusses cheating on regents and mentions it is assur m’shum dina d’malchusa dina,and m’ din Torah. He also says it is genavas daas which is assur for a non-jew as well. (http://www.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=921&st=&pgnum=241&hilite=)

    in reply to: Question on meschas zevachim (102a) #836547
    sam4321
    Participant

    Sam2: The gemara says that the Chachamim hold he was a kohen for 7 days.It seems from the gemara before(101) that Aron was doing the Avodah.Still trying to get some clarity.

    in reply to: Question on meschas zevachim (102a) #836545
    sam4321
    Participant

    GAW: Thanks for that, but the gemara according to R’ Yossi it is not possible and the gemara paskens like him.

    in reply to: Question on meschas zevachim (102a) #836543
    sam4321
    Participant

    I’m sorry I am mistaken Moshe was a Kohen for 7 days. My question is how can there be two kohanim gedolim,your saying why not, where did you see that concept(besides here).

    in reply to: Question on meschas zevachim (102a) #836542
    sam4321
    Participant

    Moshe did not do avoda Aron was doing the avoda. The brasia itself mentions that Aron was the Kohen gadol and if Moshe did avoda the gemaras proof should be from there.

    in reply to: Woman saying kaddish in shul #832907
    sam4321
    Participant

    Yitay: where did you hear or see Rav Moshe say that he was against it?

    in reply to: What's the Idea with College? #835473
    sam4321
    Participant
    in reply to: Woman saying kaddish in shul #832905
    sam4321
    Participant

    Rav Moshe talks about this in OC(5) 12:2. He says women did say kaddish but the tshuvah is more focused on a mechitza for one or two women . see it here (http://www.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=922&st=&pgnum=66&hilite=)

    in reply to: toivelling new dishes #832346
    sam4321
    Participant

    There is a machlokes,but some say since many times bone china has a glass glaze it should be toiveld without a bracha. You should ask your Rav.

    in reply to: Nail Polish #832288
    sam4321
    Participant

    Dunno: good question,the problem is gozez and a Rav should be consulted.

    in reply to: Cheating #833180
    sam4321
    Participant

    Rav Moshe(CM 2:30) actually has a famous Tshuvah about cheating on regents. If you knew the answer then why would you look. The fact that a person looks they are not confident in their own answer.

    in reply to: Nail Polish #832286
    sam4321
    Participant

    Regular nail polish is fine since you want it there,but if it cracks and you would take it off then it could be a problem. If one has a loose nail that is a chatitzah also it should be removed

    in reply to: Cooking in Basar Bchalav microwave #832948
    sam4321
    Participant

    Hello99: Rivevos Ephraim makes a distinction from Rav Moshe between shabbas and not on shabbas(see link I posted before to see it).

    in reply to: Cooking in Basar Bchalav microwave #832943
    sam4321
    Participant

    Sam2: I believe that Rav Moshe held that a microwave is bishul on shabbas and Rav Shlomo Zalman held it was bishul bchama since there is no fire. The Rivevos Ephraim held that it should be permitted but was machmir.See it for yourself it is good to see (http://www.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=1082&st=&pgnum=390&hilite=)

    in reply to: Bishul Akum? #883166
    sam4321
    Participant

    I believe Rav Belsky permits it based on the tshuva of Rav Moshe (YD 1:45-46) who holds it is because of chasanus.

    in reply to: Chanukah Neros #831084
    sam4321
    Participant

    Goq: you got it.

    in reply to: Chanukah Neros #831082
    sam4321
    Participant

    making tzitzs is not hard at all it is just time consuming.

    in reply to: Colored Shirts #985543
    sam4321
    Participant

    I had another post before this one explaining the tshuvah a little bit , don’t know what happened.

    in reply to: Colored Shirts #985541
    sam4321
    Participant

    From how I understood it, clothing is clothing unless it is done for gaiva or pritzus. From this I understood jeans could be better than wearing a $100 shirt which looks gaivadik (just thinking out loud,not saying as fact).

    in reply to: Colored Shirts #985540
    sam4321
    Participant

    The question asked was if people from Europe can change to american styles. He brings the shitas M’harik that the problem is gaiva and pritzus. He said that the Jews from Poland can wear the same cloths as americans because it is Jews to Jews. It is a long tshuvah ,but basically he says it is mutar unless it is gaiva,pritzus or tznius problems(it is best to see it inside,I hope I quoted it correctly)

    in reply to: Colored Shirts #985534
    sam4321
    Participant

    I am surprised no one quoted the Igros Moshe YD 1:81.

    in reply to: Cooking in Basar Bchalav microwave #832934
    sam4321
    Participant

    The page for the Badi Hashulchan is 17 in his biurim(he uses the word microgal=microwave).

    in reply to: Cooking in Basar Bchalav microwave #832933
    sam4321
    Participant

    I believe the Badi Hashulchan talks about it(maybe like a mayan).This would have ramifications of bishul akum as well.

    in reply to: Chanukah Neros #831077
    sam4321
    Participant

    real-brisker: do you make your own tzitzs? If your answer is yes then why not ask on that also and if the answer is no how is this different(lighting is the main mitzvah)?

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