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Shushan Purim

Shushan Purim (15th of Adar) is the day after Purim and commemorates the day the Jews in Shushan rested after having been given an extra day to fight their enemies.

The Profound Connection Between Shushan Purim & The Yahrtzeit of Rav Chaim Kanievsky

March 8, 2023, by Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

Shiur provided courtesy of Torah Anytime

The Mystical Power of Continuing Purim Into Shushan Purim

March 8, 2023, by Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

Shiur provided courtesy of Torah Anytime

Ten Imponderables on Megillas Esther to Ponder Until Next Year

March 21, 2022, by Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

To receive source sheets for any of Rabbi Glatstein’s shiurim, please email rabbiglatsteinsourcesheets@gmail.com Shiur provided courtesy of Torah Anytime

Understanding Shushan Purim

March 9, 2020, by Rabbi Yochanan Bechhofer

Delivered Motzei Shabbos Zachor in the Epstein residence in Dallas, Texas

Rav Moshe Wolfson Reveals How Kedushas Yerushalayim Rescued Shushan

March 4, 2018, by Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

Where did Haman find a tree that was 50 amot tall (75 to 100 feet)!?! Why was there an image of Shushan on one of the gates of the Beit HaMikdash? Shiur provided courtesy of Torah Anytime

Why Can’t We All Have the Same Purim: The Amazing Approaches of the Ramban and Chasam Sofer

March 4, 2018, by Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

Why did they see fit, on Purim, a holiday of unity, to make Purim 2 separate days? Where else do we ever see 2 options for fulfilling a mitzvah? Shiur provided courtesy of Torah Anytime