Chinuch on Yom Kippur
Question: Must a father teach his young child to refrain from eating in part on Yom Kippur? Short...
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				Connecting the Queens Jewish Community			Question: Must a father teach his young child to refrain from eating in part on Yom Kippur? Short...
Question: May a bar mitzvah boy (a few days older than 13) lein Parshas Zachor?
Short Answer: The opinion of many poskim is that such a boy should not lein Parshas Zachor.
Question: How does one do t’shuvah for speaking lashon ha’ra?
Short Answer: One who speaks lashon ha’ra and causes damage to the person being spoken about must seek forgiveness from that person, as well as following the regular t’shuvah process for sins between man and Hashem. He should also learn Torah.
Question: What should a shul do if it forgets to lein one of the four parshiyos (Sh’kalim, Zachor, etc.) on Shabbos?
Short Answer: There is a machlokes whether it may be read the following week. The Mishnah B’rurah rules that it may not be read the following week.
Question: Is it permitted to share with others a secret told to you in confidence?
Short Answer: No, a person, for multiple reasons, should not reveal secrets to others.
Question: When asked about a certain boy or girl for purposes of shidduchim, is it permitted to speak lashon ha’ra about the boy or girl?
Question: Is it permitted to jokingly speak lashon ha’ra?
Short Answer: It is forbidden to jokingly speak lashon ha’ra, although the severity of the prohibition is debated by the poskim.
