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As we continue with Uncle Andy's presentation - I have asked Rabbi Yisroel Wilhelm, a chasuveh alumnus of Kollel KZE, and and 8th Grade rebbi in Yeshivas Ohr Baruch - The Veintzner Cheder, do give us a Shiur in honor of Yom Tov.
The Shiur is about learning the Halachos on each Yom Tov and is very enjoyable clear Shiur. Do it today. Click here.
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A gutten Moed Rabbi Wilhelm,
Thank you so much for spending the time to share with our Chabura this amazing Shtiekl. (Does the Rambam not have an opinion on this topic? I guess next Yom Tov.)
I had the pleasure of spending a learning Seder with my brother, Laivy, this morning and we chose to spend it watching your Chaburah, together. The following are ha'aros that we had when watching and discussing it.
Before the questions, we just want to clarify the end result here in regard to the Ran's question. You are suggesting that according to Rashi's explanation of the Gemara in Megila - Hilchos Chag B'chag, there is no question about the din of doing it on Yom…
Good Moed Rabbi Wilhelm,
Thank you for agreeing to be the guest speaker. This was very enjoyable and informative!
Why is it that the gemara would have to mention purim, stating that you can discuss the halachos of that day even though you may be concerned about carrying the megillah? Wouldn't we have the same problem with regards to someone making a mistake and thinking that we shouldn't be able to discuss the inyanim of pesach if they fell out on shabbos out of concern that someone might come to carry the hagadda?
Yasher koach and thank you, Rabbi Wilhelm. Your time and Torah are much appreciated.
> As you referenced the gemara referencing the matter of learning inyanim of Purim on Shabbos, I was wondering if there is an inyan to learn hilchos and inyanim of Shabbos on Shabbos? How does that impact upon the inyan to learn inyanim of chag b'chag when yomtom/chag falls on Shabbos?
> I imagine we would also extend the halacha of a rav giving preference to psak regarding an upcoming yomtov over other matters to giving preference to psak about Shabbos - according to the man d'amar who explains the gemara as such - perhaps even when the psak or discussion is not urgently timely l'ma'ase…