There's a minig that we do hakafes on Simchas Torah, and we go around the bimah seven times with the Sefer Torah, and we dance and we celebrate in the honor of concluding the Torah.
Now this particular minig of hakafes, which doesn't have an original source, but it has much later sources, is that something that's only done when there's a minyan? It can be done when someone is b'ichiddus, what if a shlich is in a place and doesn't have a minyan? So luckily we have some sources that discuss this.
We have a Chufa Sefer called Rabbi Kivi Yosef, from a famous guy, Rabbi Kivi Yosef Schlesinger.
He's talking about a Ben Eretz Yisrael and a Ben Chusler, and they have different days.
And later, Pesachim, the B'tzal HaChachma says, which is very simple common sense logic, that Hakophis is not a Dover Shebek Dusha.
Based on that, there are certain things that are called the Dover Shebek Dusha.
We have in the memoirs of Reb Zinchanah, Reb's mother, she describes her father, her husband, sorry, the great Goyen HaMakubel, Reb HaKadosh, Reb Levi Yitzchak, that in his situation, he was alone when he was exiled.
There's a minig that we do hakafes on Simchas Torah, and we go around the bimah seven times with the Sefer Torah, and we dance and we celebrate in the honor of concluding the Torah.
Now this particular minig of hakafes, which doesn't have an original source, but it has much later sources, is that something that's only done when there's a minyan? It can be done when someone is b'ichiddus, what if a shlich is in a place and doesn't have a minyan? So luckily we have some sources that discuss this.
We have a Chufa Sefer called Rabbi Kivi Yosef, from a famous guy, Rabbi Kivi Yosef Schlesinger.
He's talking about a Ben Eretz Yisrael and a Ben Chusler, and they have different days.
And later, Pesachim, the B'tzal HaChachma says, which is very simple common sense logic, that Hakophis is not a Dover Shebek Dusha.
Based on that, there are certain things that are called the Dover Shebek Dusha.
We have in the memoirs of Reb Zinchanah, Reb's mother, she describes her father, her husband, sorry, the great Goyen HaMakubel, Reb HaKadosh, Reb Levi Yitzchak, that in his situation, he was alone when he was exiled.
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