It says in Ester "בערב היא באה", "in the evening she would arrive", and we learn many important halachos of Purim from that. I wonder, then: are there any laws or customs specific to the night of Purim? Of course, we read Ester by night, but we do that by day also; I'm looking for something unique to the nighttime.

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It says in Ester "בערב היא באה", "in the evening she would arrive", and we learn many important halachos of Purim from that. I wonder, then: are there any laws or customs specific to the night of Purim? Of course, we read Ester by night, but we do that by day also; I'm looking for something unique to the nighttime.

This question is Purim Torah and is not intended to be taken completely seriously. See the Purim Torah policy.

It says in Ester "בערב היא באה", "in the evening she would arrive", and we learn many important halachos of Purim from that. I wonder, then: are there any laws or customers specific to the night of Purim? Of course, we read Ester by night, but we do that by day also; I'm looking for something unique to the nighttime.

#This question is Purim Torah and is not intended to be taken completely seriously. See the Purim Torah policy.#

It says in Ester "בערב היא באה", "in the evening she would arrive", and we learn many important halachos of Purim from that. I wonder, then: are there any laws or customs specific to the night of Purim? Of course, we read Ester by night, but we do that by day also; I'm looking for something unique to the nighttime.

#This question is Purim Torah and is not intended to be taken completely seriously. See the Purim Torah policy.#