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Megillah: Talmudic tractate that discusses the laws of the holiday of Purim, and specifically the laws pertaining to the Megillah (Scroll of Esther) and its reading on Purim. The latter part of the tractate elaborates on the laws of the public Torah readings in the synagogue, as well as many other synagogue and community related laws.
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"Nine Days" Siyum
The first chapters of tractate Megillah discuss the laws of the holiday of Purim, and specifically the laws pertaining to the Megillah (Scroll of Esther) and its reading on Purim. The latter part of the tractate elaborates on the laws of the public Torah ...
"Nine Days" Siyum
The first chapters of tractate Megillah discuss the laws of the holiday of Purim, and specifically the laws pertaining to the Megillah (Scroll of Esther) and its reading on Purim. The latter part of the tractate elaborates on the laws of the public Torah ...
Tractate Megilla
The first chapters of tractate Megillah discuss the laws of the holiday of Purim, and specifically the laws pertaining to the Megillah (Scroll of Esther) and its reading on Purim. The latter part of the tractate elaborates on the laws of the public Torah ...
Tractate Megilla
The first chapters of tractate Megillah discuss the laws of the holiday of Purim, and specifically the laws pertaining to the Megillah (Scroll of Esther) and its reading on Purim. The latter part of the tractate elaborates on the laws of the public Torah ...
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