Tomorrow - Monday - is Erev Pessach; a busy day.
- Remember to light a 26-hour candle (or leave on a flame on the stove) so that you can light Shabbat candles on Tuesday evening, if you live outside Israel .
- For details of the Fast of the Firstborn see Halocho #540
- Prepare the Salt Water for the Seder.
- Roast the Egg and Bone.
- Open the boxes of Matza, so as not to tear writing on Yom Tov.
- Ensure the wine bottles can be opened on Yom Tov without tearing any writing; else open them beforehand.
- Ensure Challa has been separated from the Matza to be used on Yom Tov
- Make the Charoset.
One does not say מִזְמוֹר לְתוֹדָה nor לַמְנַצֵּחַ from Erev Pessach until Isru Chag.
One may not eat Chametz after 1/3 of the day - and then one needs to burn ones Chametz and say Kol Chamira declaring all Chametz one owns to be ownerless like dust.
Work that may not be done on Chol Hamo'ed may not be done on Erev Pessach after noon. See Halocho #525 and #528 for details.
One may not eat Matza on Erev Pessach.
Source: Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 113: 1 - 5
Wishing everybody a meaningful and enjoyable Pessach
- Danny
Sunday, 13 Nissan 5770 - tonight is Bedikat Chametz night
The next Halocho-a-Day is scheduled for after Pessach, Wednesday, 23 Nissan
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Halocho #543 - Erev Pessach check-list
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Pessach
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