Inyonei Chanukah 5781 Part 1 - Mekor Hachag, Ofen shel Hachag, Al Hanisim, Neiros Chanukah

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November 26 2020
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Chanukah 
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מקור החג אופן של החג על הניסים נרות חנוכה

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    1. Title: Women lighting
      Author: aharon wolfish
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      Should married women light the menorah separately from their husbands (with a bracha). I have heard that Rav Soloveichick said that ishto kegufo is not applicable. Thank you
    2. Title: Women lighting
      Author: aharon wolfish
      Reply
      Should married women light the menorah separately from their husbands (with a bracha). I have heard that Rav Soloveichick said that ishto kegufo is not applicable. Thank you
    3. Title: Women lighting
      Author: aharon wolfish
      Reply
      Should married women light the menorah separately from their husbands (with a bracha). I have heard that Rav Soloveichick said that ishto kegufo is not applicable. Thank you
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        Teacher Reply aharon wolfish, 
        That was Rav Soloveitchik's opinion (against the psak of the mishnah berurah) On Sun, Dec 13, 2020 at 5:58 AM wrote: > Dear Rabbi Hershel Schachter, > > A question has been posted for you on YUTorah by aharon wolfish. > > aharon wolfish asked this question treated as [public] message. > Please click here to reply publicly > > (your response will be visible on the website, and your email address will > remain invisible) or click here to reply privately > > (your message will be sent directly to the questioner, and your email > address will be visible to that person only). > > Shiur Title: Inyonei Chanukah 5781 Part 1 - Mekor Hachag, Ofen shel > Hachag, Al Hanisim, Neiros Chanukah > > Subject: Women lighting > Question: Should married women light the menorah separately from their > husbands (with a bracha). I have heard that Rav Soloveichick said that > ishto kegufo is not applicable. Thank you > -- May we share in besoros tovos
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        Teacher Reply aharon wolfish, 
        That was Rav Soloveitchik's opinion (against the psak of the mishnah berurah) On Sun, Dec 13, 2020 at 5:58 AM wrote: > Dear Rabbi Hershel Schachter, > > A question has been posted for you on YUTorah by aharon wolfish. > > aharon wolfish asked this question treated as [public] message. > Please click here to reply publicly > > (your response will be visible on the website, and your email address will > remain invisible) or click here to reply privately > > (your message will be sent directly to the questioner, and your email > address will be visible to that person only). > > Shiur Title: Inyonei Chanukah 5781 Part 1 - Mekor Hachag, Ofen shel > Hachag, Al Hanisim, Neiros Chanukah > > Subject: Women lighting > Question: Should married women light the menorah separately from their > husbands (with a bracha). I have heard that Rav Soloveichick said that > ishto kegufo is not applicable. Thank you > -- May we share in besoros tovos

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