Eating Before Hearing The Megilah. Who's Allowed And When?

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

that I need to still one is not allowed to eat before hearing the megillah same thing in the morning one isn't allowed to eat before hearing the megillah but there is a difference at night one is not allowed even to taste anything before hearing the megila although it's fasting because we're afraid that if he'll start eating he'll continue eating and forget about reading of the megillah therefore since it's a soul there's no difference between men and ladies because both are obligated to hear the megila and women that are waiting for their husbands should also not eat until their husband come and they go to hear the medulla sometimes it becomes very hard because it's extended to a very long time what should they do according to dashka nazim according to their mean hug they'll have to wait unless it's very hard for them but if a woman finds that it is that hard she can eat something small Tama not the whole meal unlike svelo

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1. 0:00that I need to still one is not allowed to eat before hearing the megillah same…
2. 0:33megila and women that are waiting for their husbands should also not eat until their husband…
3. 1:06says that for them it's permitted even with only a little bit of a need person…
4. 1:38which means the tasting that we mentioned before which is up to kabeta which is an…

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