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##1st of Nissan, 30th of Nissan, and 1st of Sivan | ##1st of Nissan, 30th of Nissan, and 1st of Sivan | ||
##1st of Iyar, 1st of Sivan, and 30th of Sivan | ##1st of Iyar, 1st of Sivan, and 30th of Sivan | ||
##30th of Nissan, 1st of Sivan, and 30th of Sivan. In all these cases she has established a veset for Rosh Chodesh, since all of the days are Rosh Chodesh.<ref>Badei Hashulchan 189:48 based on the Bach. | ##30th of Nissan, 1st of Sivan, and 30th of Sivan. In all these cases she has established a veset for Rosh Chodesh, since all of the days are Rosh Chodesh.<ref>Badei Hashulchan 189:48 based on the Bach. Nitai Gavriel 2:94:4 cites the Bach and then cites the Tehila Ldovid and Shaarei Tohar who disagree since they weren't all on the same day of the month.</ref> | ||
#If a woman has a veset for Rosh Chodesh on the first day of each month, for example, the 1st of Nissan, the 1st of Iyar, and the 1st of Sivan, then she does not need to be concerned for the first day of rosh chodesh on the 30th.<ref>Badei Hashulchan 189:48 isn't sure about the case where she saw on the 1st of the month for 3 months if she needs to be concerned for the first day of rosh chodesh. In the additions in the back of the sefer he quotes the Piskei Dinim of Tzemech Tzedek as saying she should only be concerned for the first day of the month and not both days of rosh chodesh.</ref> | #If a woman has a veset for Rosh Chodesh on the first day of each month, for example, the 1st of Nissan, the 1st of Iyar, and the 1st of Sivan, then she does not need to be concerned for the first day of rosh chodesh on the 30th.<ref>Badei Hashulchan 189:48 isn't sure about the case where she saw on the 1st of the month for 3 months if she needs to be concerned for the first day of rosh chodesh. In the additions in the back of the sefer he quotes the Piskei Dinim of Tzemech Tzedek as saying she should only be concerned for the first day of the month and not both days of rosh chodesh.</ref> | ||
