Halacha4Life Shiur 1035 Simcha
Sep 3, 2026 · 1 min · 1 segments
Is There Simcha?
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Sep 3, 2026 · 1 min · 1 segments
Is There Simcha?
So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, On Leil Rosh Hashanah, there's an interesting Sheetah that you do not have to go back, even if you miss HaMelech HaKadosh.
Interesting Sheetah.
The second night, most Pesachim hold you should go back, but the first night you do not have to go back.
But if a person said, the whole Nusach of V'chein Tein Pachtacha, the Pesachim say, we assume, You could assume that you said Ha-Melech Ha-Kadosh.
Regarding Zachreinu, et cetera, So sometimes a person just spaces out and says, listen, it doesn't make a difference anyway.
It's a real Takana, Takana of Go'inim to say it, even though it's not Ma'akav Sh'ma Nesrei, but a person should be Ma'akav to make sure he says it properly.
regarding Simcha on Rosh Hashanah, it's Mavori in the Rambam, that there is a Din Simcha on Rosh Hashanah.
The Pesachim say that it doesn't apply to Yayin, but at least meet a person should have, Rosh Hashanah is a Yom Tov, like all Yom Tov in the Rambam lists are together with the Yom Tovim, and therefore there's a concept, even with the Emas HaDin, but there is a concept of Simcha on Rosh Hashanah, like, to an extent, like other Yom Tovim.
So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, So regarding what we add in davening, On Leil Rosh Hashanah, there's an interesting Sheetah that you do not have to go back, even if you miss HaMelech HaKadosh.
Interesting Sheetah.
The second night, most Pesachim hold you should go back, but the first night you do not have to go back.
But if a person said, the whole Nusach of V'chein Tein Pachtacha, the Pesachim say, we assume, You could assume that you said Ha-Melech Ha-Kadosh.
Regarding Zachreinu, et cetera, So sometimes a person just spaces out and says, listen, it doesn't make a difference anyway.
It's a real Takana, Takana of Go'inim to say it, even though it's not Ma'akav Sh'ma Nesrei, but a person should be Ma'akav to make sure he says it properly.
regarding Simcha on Rosh Hashanah, it's Mavori in the Rambam, that there is a Din Simcha on Rosh Hashanah.
The Pesachim say that it doesn't apply to Yayin, but at least meet a person should have, Rosh Hashanah is a Yom Tov, like all Yom Tov in the Rambam lists are together with the Yom Tovim, and therefore there's a concept, even with the Emas HaDin, but there is a concept of Simcha on Rosh Hashanah, like, to an extent, like other Yom Tovim.
