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Rabbi Yaakov Sinai Explains If Torah Blessings Are Required Before Selichot Prayers
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 6 hours ago
What happened
Rabbi Yaakov Sinai discusses whether Torah blessings must be recited before Selichot prayers during the Days of Repentance, clarifying a common halachic question.
- 01Rabbi Yaakov Sinai addresses the obligation to recite Torah blessings before Selichot prayers.
- 02Selichot are recited early morning or before midnight during the Days of Repentance.
- 03The discussion is part of Sinai's daily halachic series, "Kol Sinai, Halacha Order."
- 04A musical piece titled "Arset" by King Halpagot accompanies the teaching.
- 05Viewers can watch the segment and access previous lessons online.
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