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Q&A Which haftarah when Rosh Chodesh Av is on Shabbat?

The Rama (to OC 425:1) cites both customs: the usual rosh chodesh reading, and the usual weekly ("punishment") reading. He says "in a place with no established practice" read the rosh chodesh read...

posted 3y ago by msh210‭  ·  edited 3y ago by msh210‭

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#4: Post edited by user avatar msh210‭ · 2021-07-07T05:59:59Z (almost 3 years ago)
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  • The _Rama_ (to _OC_ 425:1) cites both customs: the usual _rosh chodesh_ reading, and the usual weekly ("punishment") reading. He says "in a place with no established practice" read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. _G'ra_ there proves that the usual weekly reading is sounder, and _Mishna B'rura_ seems to follow him. [It seems](//chabad.org/2278243) the penultimate Lubavitcher rebbe read the usual weekly reading, after some confusion. _Aruch Hashulchan_ (:5) writes much like the _Rama_, noting also that his own local custom is to read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. I don't know communities' current customs.
  • This is specifically about _rosh chodesh Av_. Other special weeks have other rules.
  • The _Rama_ (to _OC_ 425:1) cites both customs: the usual _rosh chodesh_ reading, and the usual weekly ("punishment") reading. He says "in a place with no established practice" read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. _G'ra_ there proves that the usual weekly reading is sounder, and _Mishna B'rura_ seems to follow him. [It seems](//chabad.org/2278243) the fifth Lubavitcher rebbe read the usual weekly reading, after some confusion. _Aruch Hashulchan_ (:5) writes much like the _Rama_, noting also that his own local custom is to read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. I don't know communities' current customs.
  • This is specifically about _rosh chodesh Av_. Other special weeks have other rules.
#3: Post edited by user avatar msh210‭ · 2021-07-07T05:58:47Z (almost 3 years ago)
clarify
  • The _Rama_ (to _OC_ 425:1) cites both customs: the usual _rosh chodesh_ reading, and the usual weekly ("punishment") reading. He says "in a place with no established practice" read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. _G'ra_ there proves that the usual weekly reading is sounder, and _Mishna B'rura_ seems to follow him. [It seems](//chabad.org/2278243) the Lubavitcher rebbe read the usual weekly reading, after some confusion. _Aruch Hashulchan_ (:5) writes much like the _Rama_, noting also that his own local custom is to read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. I don't know communities' current customs.
  • This is specifically about _rosh chodesh Av_. Other special weeks have other rules.
  • The _Rama_ (to _OC_ 425:1) cites both customs: the usual _rosh chodesh_ reading, and the usual weekly ("punishment") reading. He says "in a place with no established practice" read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. _G'ra_ there proves that the usual weekly reading is sounder, and _Mishna B'rura_ seems to follow him. [It seems](//chabad.org/2278243) the penultimate Lubavitcher rebbe read the usual weekly reading, after some confusion. _Aruch Hashulchan_ (:5) writes much like the _Rama_, noting also that his own local custom is to read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. I don't know communities' current customs.
  • This is specifically about _rosh chodesh Av_. Other special weeks have other rules.
#2: Post edited by user avatar msh210‭ · 2021-07-07T03:52:01Z (almost 3 years ago)
  • The _Rama_ (to _OC_ 425:1) cites both customs: the usual _rosh chodesh_ reading, and the usual weekly ("punishment") reading. He says "in a place with no established practice" read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. _G'ra_ there proves that the usual weekly reading is sounder, and _Mishna B'rura_ seems to follow him. [It seems](//chabad.org/2278243) the Lubavitcher rebbe read the usual weekly reading, after some confusion. _Aruch Hashulchan_ (:5) writes much like the _Rama_, noting also that his own local custom is to read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. I don't know communities' current customs.
  • The _Rama_ (to _OC_ 425:1) cites both customs: the usual _rosh chodesh_ reading, and the usual weekly ("punishment") reading. He says "in a place with no established practice" read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. _G'ra_ there proves that the usual weekly reading is sounder, and _Mishna B'rura_ seems to follow him. [It seems](//chabad.org/2278243) the Lubavitcher rebbe read the usual weekly reading, after some confusion. _Aruch Hashulchan_ (:5) writes much like the _Rama_, noting also that his own local custom is to read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. I don't know communities' current customs.
  • This is specifically about _rosh chodesh Av_. Other special weeks have other rules.
#1: Initial revision by user avatar msh210‭ · 2021-07-07T03:50:27Z (almost 3 years ago)
The _Rama_ (to _OC_ 425:1) cites both customs: the usual _rosh chodesh_ reading, and the usual weekly ("punishment") reading.  He says "in a place with no established practice" read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. _G'ra_ there proves that the usual weekly reading is sounder, and _Mishna B'rura_ seems to follow him. [It seems](//chabad.org/2278243) the Lubavitcher rebbe read the usual weekly reading, after some confusion. _Aruch Hashulchan_ (:5) writes much like the _Rama_, noting also that his own local custom is to read the _rosh chodesh_ reading. I don't know communities' current customs.