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# There is no Tachanun at mincha on Erev Chanuka (eve of Chanuka) and if Erev Chanuka falls out on [[Shabbat]], at mincha Tzidkatcha isn’t said. <Ref>Rama 683:1, Nitai Gavriel 1:2-3</ref> | # There is no Tachanun at mincha on Erev Chanuka (eve of Chanuka) and if Erev Chanuka falls out on [[Shabbat]], at mincha Tzidkatcha isn’t said. <Ref>Rama 683:1, Nitai Gavriel 1:2-3</ref> | ||
===Fasting on Erev Chanuka=== | ===Fasting on Erev Chanuka=== | ||
# Many authorities permit fasting on Erev Chanuka. <Ref>S”A 686:1 </ref> However, some hold that it’s forbidden to fast on Erev Chanuka. <Ref>Mishna Brurah 686:1 quotes that Bach and Pri Chadash who forbid fasting on Erev Chanuka. Nonetheless, Mishna Brurah writes that one shouldn’t protest those who have the minhag to fast on Erev Chanuka as a makeup for a fast on Erev Rosh Chodesh Tevet. </ref> However, it’s forbidden to decree a public fast on Erev Chanuka. <Ref>Mishna Brurah 686:1 </ref> | # Many authorities permit fasting on Erev Chanuka. <Ref>S”A 686:1 </ref> However, some hold that it’s forbidden to fast on Erev Chanuka. <Ref>Mishna Brurah 686:1 quotes that Bach and Pri Chadash who forbid fasting on Erev Chanuka. Nonetheless, Mishna Brurah writes that one shouldn’t protest those who have the minhag to fast on Erev Chanuka as a makeup for a fast on Erev [[Rosh Chodesh]] Tevet. </ref> However, it’s forbidden to decree a public fast on Erev Chanuka. <Ref>Mishna Brurah 686:1 </ref> | ||
# Preferably one shouldn’t fast for a Yeherzeit on Erev Chanuka and if one does one should break one’s fast before the time for lighting Chanuka Candles. <Ref>Nitai Gavriel 1:8 </ref> | # Preferably one shouldn’t fast for a Yeherzeit on Erev Chanuka and if one does one should break one’s fast before the time for lighting Chanuka Candles. <Ref>Nitai Gavriel 1:8 </ref> | ||
# A groom who is getting married on Erev Chanuka may fast the day of his wedding. <Ref>Nitai Gavriel 1:9 </ref> | # A groom who is getting married on Erev Chanuka may fast the day of his wedding. <Ref>Nitai Gavriel 1:9 </ref> | ||
