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Halakhot of Pesach
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שיעורי טקסט Harav Baruch Gigi Kashering Electrical Appliances Three factors must be taken into account in order to determine how to kasher something: 1. What the utensil is made of; 2. What has been absorbed; and 3. How it has been absorbed.
שיעורי טקסט Rav Asher Meir Owning Stock in a Company which Possesses
שיעורי טקסט Rav Yair Kahn Checking for Chametz before the Fourteenth of Nisan Bedikat Chametz (Checking Chametz) Before the Fourteenth of Nisan
שיעורי טקסט Harav Aharon Lichtenstein Forbidden Matza Irrespective of any practical applications, the issue in and of itself touches upon a number of important and fundamental principles regarding the laws of chametz and matza...
שיעורי טקסט Rav Yaacov Francus Hallel on the Night of Pesach The "Hallel" that we say during the Pesach Seder has two unique characteristics: First, it is said at night, even though the mishna in Megilla (20b) lists Hallel as something that is recited during the day. Second, we break it up into two parts - we recite the first part of Hallel right before we drink the second cup of wine, and the rest after the meal before drinking the fourth cup.
שיעורי טקסט Rav Doniel Schreiber Retelling the Exodus
שיעורי טקסט Rav Doniel Schreiber The Four Cups of the Seder
שיעורי טקסט Rav Moshe Taragin The Minui Process of Korban Pesach
שיעורי טקסט Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon Pesach which Falls on Shabbat
שיעורי טקסט Rav Shlomo Levy Reciting "Ha-motzi" over Matza at the Seder
שיעורי טקסט Rav Yair Kahn The Link Between Matza and Maror and the Story of the Exodus
שיעורי טקסט Rav Moshe Taragin "Lo Tishchat al Chametz Dam Zivchi:" Possessing Chametz during the Pesach Sacrifice
שיעורי טקסט Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon How Much Matza Must We Eat at the Seder?
שיעורי טקסט Rav Yair Kahn The Prohibition of Work on Erev Pesach
שיעורי טקסט Rav Binyamin Tabory Is There a Mitzva to Eat Matza the Entire Holiday of Pesach? The Torah in Parashat Bo (Shemot 12:8) commands eating the korban pesach (the paschal lamb) together with matza and marror. Inasmuch as today we cannot offer sacrifices, including the korban pesach, there is no longer a biblical obligation to eat marror. However, Rava maintained that the obligation of matza has an independent status as a biblical requirement...
שיעורי טקסט Rav Michael Rosensweig Hallel on Pesach Night
שיעורי טקסט Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon The Laws of Bedikat Chametz
שיעורי טקסט Rav Moshe Taragin The Connection Between Reclining and Freedom
שיעורי טקסט Harav Aharon Lichtenstein Forbidden Matza
שיעורי טקסט Rav Moshe Taragin The Purpose of Bedikat Chametz
שיעורי טקסט Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon The Laws of Afikomen and the Possibility of Fulfilling Mitzvot Conditionally
שיעורי טקסט Rav Amnon Bazak The Meaning of the Korban Pesach
שיעורי טקסט Harav Aharon Lichtenstein The Mitzva to Eat Maror
שיעורי טקסט Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon A Short Practical Guide to the Seder
שיעורי טקסט Rav David Brofsky The Prohibitions of Chametz The prohibition of chametz is unique. Chametz is different from other prohibited foods both quantitatively and qualitatively.
שיעורי טקסט Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon Halakhot of the Seder: Korekh
שיעורי טקסט Rav Binyamin Tabory Selling Chametz and Circumventing Mitzvot In this shiur, we will address the effectiveness of selling chametz in overcoming the prohibition of bal yera'eh and bal yimatze (owning chametz on Pesach).
שיעורי טקסט Rav David Brofsky The Laws of Pesach: Kitniyot The laws of chametz are far stricter than the ordinary laws of kashrut.
שיעורי טקסט Harav Aharon Lichtenstein Ta'arovet Chametz Pesach. Any discussion concerning ta'arovet chametz (chametz mixtures) divides into two levels: Torah law and rabbinic law. In this shiur, we will deal exclusively with the level of Torah law.
שיעורי טקסט Rav Shlomo Levy Priorities in Eating Matza at the Seder