<p>In this episode Rabbi Ulman discusses whether we say Tachanun if there is a mourner at Shul?</p>

In this episode Rabbi Ulman discusses whether we say Tachanun if there is a mourner at Shul?

Do we say Tachanun if there is a mourner at Shul?

Every Jew has questions that they’ve never asked. Rabbi Ulman answers all your common shailas (questions) in a succinct manner focusing on all Halachic authorities and providing insight into different customs. Whether you’re a Torah veteran or dipping your toe back into Yiddishkeit, you’ll be able to follow this podcast with ease.

Rabbi Ulman is Av Beis Din of the Sydney Beth Din and founder of Chabad of Bondi. His knowledge is sought after in all areas of Jewish law.

If you have any questions or comments, please email questions@learningjudaism.org

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Every Jew has questions that they’ve never asked. Rabbi Ulman answers all your common shailas (questions) in a succinct manner focusing on all Halachic authorities and providing insight into different customs. Whether you’re a Torah veteran or dipping your toe back into Yiddishkeit, you’ll be able to follow this podcast with ease. Rabbi Ulman is Av Beis Din of the Sydney Beth Din and founder of Chabad of Bondi. His knowledge is sought after in all areas of Jewish law. If you have any questions or comments, please email questions@learningjudaism.org

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Do we say Tachanun if there is a mourner at Shul?

Do we say Tachanun if there is a mourner at Shul?