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Why does it use the phrase “when Adar enters”?\u00a0Why does it say we increase our joy when Adar comes rather than just say we should be happy in Adar? Why isn’t it codified in the Shulchan Aruch? Why do we mention Rav Papa and his son’s at a siyum and what is the connection to Adar and Haman’s sons?<\/p>\n

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Why does it use the phrase “when Adar enters”?\u00a0Why does it say we increase our joy when Adar comes rather than just say we should be happy in Adar? Why isn’t it codified in the Shulchan Aruch? 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