Purim
Purim is celebrated on Tuesday, March 10, 2009Day of celebration for the triumph of Mordechai and Esther over the Wicked Haman in Persia.
Purim Coloring Pages
Color in the lines - Add color to these Purim scenes
Send a Purim eCard!
Learn more about Purim
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Send a Purim eCard!
Learn more about Purim
The OU.ORG Adar section is adapted with permission from The Book of Our Heritage by Rabbi Eliyahu Kitov and other sources.
Other Purim Content
- 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 Coloring Pages
- Children’s Activities for Purim
- 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