Is a person allowed to speak during Kriat HaTorah if the topic is halachic in nature? Must everyone listen to the reading, or are some people exempted?
Is a person allowed to speak during Kriat HaTorah if the topic is halachic in nature? Must everyone listen to the reading, or are some people exempted?
Is a person allowed to speak during Kriat HaTorah if the topic is halachic in nature? Must everyone listen to the reading, or are some people exempted?
Is a person allowed to speak during Kriat HaTorah if the topic is halachic in nature? Must everyone listen to the reading, or are some people exempted?
Why do we have a gabbai stand next to the person reading the Torah? Is a person allowed to have an aliya without being explicitly called up? May the person reading the Torah skip from one section to the next?
Why do we have a gabbai stand next to the person reading the Torah? Is a person allowed to have an aliya without being explicitly called up? May the person reading the Torah skip from one section to the next?
Why do we have a gabbai stand next to the person reading the Torah? Is a person allowed to have an aliya without being explicitly called up? May the person reading the Torah skip from one section to the next?
Why do we have a gabbai stand next to the person reading the Torah? Is a person allowed to have an aliya without being explicitly called up? May the person reading the Torah skip from one section to the next?
When must the Torah reader go back if he makes a mistake?
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