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In den Synagogen werden am Vorabend des Festes Texte aus dem Buch Esther verlesen, wobei der Rabbiner die Schriftrolle (Megillah, Megillot) Stück für Stück von rechts nach links aufrollt. Hebräische Handschrift in schwarzer Tinte oder Tusche auf Kalbspergament. The Megilla mentions that among those invited to the king’s feast were: “The army of Persia and Media, the nobles and princes of the provinces” ( Esther 1:3 ), and it is written near the conclusion of the Megilla: “In the book of chronicles of the kings of Media and Persia” ( Esther 10:2 ). This year’s Megillah BaKehilla (Megillah in the Community) Purim program, led by the Tzohar Rabbinical. 10.The Largest Online Provider of Hebrew Sifrei Kodesh and Jewish Books!Help JNS grow! (Ma/ JNS) Tens of thousands of Jews will attend public megillah readings for the Purim holiday organized by two prominent modern Orthodox organizations and taking place in hundreds of communities throughout Israel.

In these situations, it should preferably be read in the presence of ten people. If this is also impossible, he may read it even from Rosh Chodesh Adar. It is uncertain what the nature of the obligation is.He should read the megillah (from a kosher scroll) at night and during the day on the 11 th, 12 th, or 13 th of Adar. Halacha: Beit Din, Purim.On Purim we read Megillas Esther twice, once by night and once by day. Masechet Megilla B'Iyun 5b and 2a: defining the obligations of Purim as a תקנת בית דין and the repercussions thereof. This year's Megillah BaKehilla ("Megillah in the Community") Purim program, led by the Tzohar Rabbinical Organization and the Ohr Torah Stone movement, focuses on.

(Ma/ JNS) Tens of thousands of Jews will attend public Megillah readings for the Purim holiday organized by two prominent Modern Orthodox organizations and taking place in hundreds of communities throughout Israel. In Hebrew, the Megillah is one of five books read on special Jewish feast days. The whole megillah is an American idiom taken from Yiddish. Megillah The whole megillah means the entirety of something, especially something that is an entanglement of intricate arrangements or a long, complicated story.