Guide to Rosh Hashanah Observances When Holiday Falls on Shabbat
Rabbi Yaakov Sinai provides a concise guide to observing Rosh Hashanah when the holiday begins on Shabbat. The teachings cover practical Halachic (Jewish law) matters relevant to the holiday's unique timing.
Key points addressed include the timing for lighting Shabbat and holiday candles, considerations for the third Shabbat meal, and the observance of "Yikraz" (a specific prayer or ritual). The guide also touches upon practicalities such as showering and other details for observing the holiday's laws.
The segment, part of Rabbi Sinai's daily Halachic teachings, aims to clarify the specific procedures and rulings for this particular Rosh Hashanah scenario. The teachings are presented in a video format, with the Rabbi inviting viewers to access previous segments of his Halacha corner.
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