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Havdala & Other Laws Of Motsaei Shabbat-Tishav B'av

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Rabbi Shay Tahan

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this Shabbat one treats and the regular Shabbat although this Shabbat is on the calendar tisha b'av one can eat meat drink wine have the family sing around singing around the table and having Devoto ah it's good it should be treated as regular Shaba after Shabbat is over one must wait until it's a deck off of him in order to change his shoes and in order to set up the house or in the shuls set the benches not to do any of that before setec over Remus is preparing for Yom whole which is not permitted on Shabbat once Shabbat is over one can change off his shoes first you would say both of of Dylan Cole - the whole change his shoes and then go - sure some people go to shul beforehand and they change the shoes in the shoe obviously they would have to bring the shoes with them before Shabbat if they do that once a person is ready to do

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  2. 0:30shuls set the benches not to do any of that before setec over Remus is preparing…
  3. 1:03Havdalah of the LA this week is done differently than any other Shabbat on regular Shabbat…
  4. 1:33only thing that's left to do is Bohemia whereas usually that's done in the show right…
  5. 2:03should come close to the candle in order to be able to benefit from the light…
  6. 2:33memorization we also don't say after the night so he'll do of the lap only with…
  7. 3:04multi also he's been a byte so if a woman let's say doesn't fast she'll do…

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