Megillah Reading All Chapters

Topics: Purim, Scroll of Esther

Note: One fulfills the obligation of listening to the Megillah on Purim only by listening to a live reading in person. This recording is for educational purposes only.

by Michoel Slavin

Rabbi Michoel Slavin is a veteran Torah reader and reads the Torah in Lubavitch World Headquarters.

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December 31, 2012

Mijilla

What form of Hebrew pronunciation is used in this recording?

ken
Yorktown Heights

February 28, 2012

Awesome!

It is so wonderful to have tools like this online! Everytime I need to find out about jewish observances I can alway rely on chabad.org. Nothing better than having the chance to get all this info so that one can live their jewish life accordingly. Thank you very much!

Mosheh
San Jose, Costa Rica

January 8, 2012

The Megilla

Rabbi Slavin is the man !!! He knows all the Sedras in the Torah, not only does he read the Torah but im pretty sure he knows the different commentaries that comment throughout the Torah. & all the different points of how things are spelled etc.

Yitzchak Mordechai
Bklyn, NY

March 19, 2011

listening to megilla

I live in a forest in Australia.

Thank you for posting and allowing me to listen on Purim. It may not be a mitzva for me but it surely was for you.

Chaim
Kalorama, Australia

March 10, 2009

i enjoyed listening .. thank you

ruvane
toronto, canada

March 9, 2009

Thanks for posting the audio!

It is nice to have a copy to practice off of and listen to on my spare time ;)

Interesting to note the differences in Chabbad enunciations.

DJ
Detroit, MI

March 16, 2008

You are amazing! Thank's! (Hag Purim sameach)

Asher

March 3, 2007

Megillah Reading audio

Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous
Baltimore, MD