R' Edmond Nahum | TEFILLIN ON FAST DAYS & ASARA BETEVET | Syrian Halabi Custom

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what is our when falls out on Friday afternoon do we wear or not okay I did answer the question few years ago I will repeat it again with many sources and answer that believe the other way around we saw he said do not wear Friday afternoon after midday regardless fast or not fast meaning they wear every day at the beginning beginning he used to [Music] wear the end of his life he decided to wear special for only life he decided to wear special for only called brought down also in the booke not also in the [Music] bookes section [Music] called four times repeat do not wear to after midday Friday afternoon because the K of Shabbat the Glorious of Shabbat begins at the fifth hour which is one hour before midday therefore the cies or those that they have custom to wearin every single every single day Friday afternoon they don't alsoa [Music] and also also saying do not wear

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2. 0:42he said do not wear Friday afternoon after midday regardless fast or not fast meaning they…
3. 1:15life he decided to wear special for only called brought down also in the booke not…
4. 1:47[Music] bookes section [Music] called four times repeat do not wear to after midday Friday afternoon…
5. 2:50tiine however some people during the first day they work and some they don't is written…
6. 3:21afternoon the chief told me was no custom to wear to his time I believe maybe…
7. 3:52saw in the book of that the do where I told him he didn't read correctly…
8. 4:53of the Rule and why is that that why exception of the rule brought down in…
9. 5:25that chance to wear tiin to prevent him from that's written in that certain that exception…
10. 5:56okay was and also I believe do not wear also also believe do not wear TI…

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