Ma-Nishtana: What Is So Different?: The Four Questions on Five levels
At the Passover Seder we ask four questions on why this night is different. Learn the deeper meaning to these questions.
Rabbi Aaron L. Raskin is the official Chabad emissary to downtown Brooklyn, rabbi of Congregation B’nai Avraham in Brooklyn Heights, New York and Dean of Brooklyn Heights Jewish Academy. He is the author of the books, “Thank You God for Making Me a Woman", "Letters of Light", "By Divine Design", and "Guardian of Israel", and the co-author of "The Rabbi & The CEO".
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HI Rabbi Raskin! I am a little confused Can you please answer this question clearly for me?
When am I permitted to eat chametz again? Is it at night of 22 Nissan? (Which is the night after Passover ends on the 21st?) Or may we eat it on the night of 21st? I think I stopped eating chametz too early, interpreting the words to mean we were to stop two hours before the time Passover would start but on the day before the holiday began. (I am yearning for a heaping bowl of creamy garlicky oniony dal with air-popped corn on the side! Yummy!) I hope you are enjoying the holiday.