Purim
Purim is celebrated on Tuesday, March 10, 2009Day of celebration for the triumph of Mordechai and Esther over the Wicked Haman in Persia.
New for Purim 5769!
ABOUT PURIM
Drinking on Purim
- Fast of Esther
- Purim and its Mitzvot
- When is Purim Observed?
- Megillat Esther - Introduction
- Why we wear disguises on Purim
- Background of the Hamentash
- “Ad D’lo Yada” - “Until one Cannot Distinguish”
- “Al HaNisim” Section for Purim
- Purim is Forever
- The Evils of Wine & Drugs
- Shoshanat Yaakov
- Purim and Yom kePurim
- Parshat Zachor
- The Book of Esther
- Megillat Esther - Part I
- Megillat Esther - Part II
- Every Day Purim - Every Night Kippurim
- Purim - The Story of Purim - in Parties
- The Story of Purim - Narrated by Your Neighborhood Hamantash
- A Purim Miracle for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing - Our Way
- Important Video Regarding Purim - Aleinu
CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES
RECIPES
- Diabetes Myths, Realities and a Beef Skillet Supper
- Purim Seuda For a Crowd
- Purim’s Hidden Foodie Message
- Cunning General, Hidden Empress
- A Traditional Purim Feast. Brought Up to Date.
- Purim Party Kebabs
- Purim - Large Foods for Large Crowds
- Purim - The Poppy Seed Connection
- Purim: Fresh Ideas for Mishloach Manot
- Secrets For a Simply Delicious Purim Seuda
ARTICLES FROM SHABBAT SHALOM
- A Letter Is Worth…
- Persia, 369 BCE - 355 BCE
- Second Thoughts: From Badbad to Kushwait
- A Purim Parade of Characters
- This Purim, Flip Your Lid
- Maybe Next Purim
- Ojos de Haman (The Eyes of Haman)
- Purim: merriment, mirth…and good eats!
- Creative Gift Baskets For Purim
