Miron Rabbi Urges Respectful Dress at Rashbi Tomb Ahead of Bein Hazmanim Holidays
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 1 day ago
What happened
Rabbi Elazar Stern of Miron urges visitors to the Rashbi tomb to dress respectfully during the Bein Hazmanim holidays, warning against wearing swimwear or short clothing at the sacred site. He cites the revered Or HaChaim's awe at the tomb and stresses the importance of honoring the site's sanctity to merit divine favor. The call is supported by other northern rabbis to ensure proper conduct during the busy holiday season.
- 01Rabbi Elazar Stern urges respectful dress at Rashbi tomb during Bein Hazmanim holidays.
- 02Visitors wearing swimwear or short clothing are deemed disrespectful to the sacred site.
- 03Rabbi Stern recalls Or HaChaim's reverence and fear upon visiting the tomb.
- 04Torah scholars are specifically called to wear proper upper garments.
- 05Honoring the site's sanctity invites divine acceptance of prayers.
- 06Other northern rabbis endorse the call to reinforce respect among visitors.
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