The following issues are discussed by Rabbi Raskin in this week’s episode:
- Answer to q. why the larger part of the middle matzo is used for Afikoman, not for the Mitzva min haTorah of eating Matzo: [1]
- Further on procedure when Sheva Brochos is held at Seuda Shlishis: [2]
- This year Lag b’Omer is on Friday. Is it acceptable to make a wedding on Thursday evening? [3]
- Would it be permitted on Shabbos Erev Pesach – within a communal Eruv – to distribute Shmura Matzo for Seder night? [4]
- Ginger: What is the concern regarding Pesach? [5]
- What should one do with the wine that spills over from the kiddush cup onto the coaster placed beneath? [6]
- On Shabbos, we recite the details of the Ketores after Musaf. But wasn’t the Ketores offered before Musaf? [7]
- When eating Shabbos or Yomtov meals away from home, should one light candles at one’s own residence or at the location where he/she will be having the Seuda? [8]
- Is there any difference in this whether sleeping in an otherwise empty residence to sleeping in a home where the hostess lights candles?
- I received a Tallis-Koton that, instead of the popular round hole, has a T-shaped hole. Is this an issue (extra corners)? [9]
- One who had a haircut on Erev Pesach, but it was such a poor job that he’s embarrassed to meet with friends. May he have it fixed up during Sefiro? [10]
