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Rabbinical suppport for reducing noise at weddings
There is a verse in Devarim (Deut) - Don't recall exact location that says "Watch your lives very carefully". From here we learn that we must do what we can to preserve our health.
So, I'm wondering …
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Taking home leftovers from a caterered affair - mitzvah or stealing?
At the end of several affairs, we notice that there are some cakes and pastries which are completely untouched. The caterer says that, by law of the health department, once a cake is out of its box, e …
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Is there an obligation for men and women to sit separately at a simcha?
Rav Binyamin Kamentzky, whom I recently saw, told me that until about 30 - 25 years ago, it was very common for men and women to sit together at weddings, Bar Mitzvah and other seudei mitzvah run by " …
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Can you recommend a rabbi or community leader willing to speak about the harm of loud simcha... [closed]
I recently published an article in the Five Towns Jewish Times that addresses the damage that loud simcha music does to hearing.
I have approached a few rabbis in my neighborhood and asked them to di …
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