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Can you light candles early on the first day of YT and eat the first seudah of the second night YT before tzeit ha-kochavim?
QUOTE(melech @ Dec 22 2007, 09:53 PM) 
Can you light candles early on the first day of YT and eat the first seudah of the second night YT before tzeit ha-kochavim?
Isn't it a weekday midoraisa?
QUOTE(melech @ Dec 23 2007, 04:53 AM)
Can you light candles early on the first day of YT and eat the first seudah of the second night YT before tzeit ha-kochavim?
No
QUOTE(Kalashnikover_Rebbe @ Dec 23 2007, 02:48 AM)
No
What if you daven ma'ariv early, like from plag? Do you have a source from shas, rishonim or even shulchan aruch? Because it seems to me throughout shulchan aruch, at least as far as the Rama is concerned, if you daven maariv, it's the next day for all intents and purposes [sort of; there are exceptions like doing melacha on motzei shabbat]. Ignoring special cases like sukkah issues.
QUOTE(melech @ Dec 24 2007, 05:40 PM)
What if you daven ma'ariv early, like from plag?
That's why you don't... (at least not any ashkenazim I have seen)
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Do you have a source from shas, rishonim or even shulchan aruch? Because it seems to me throughout shulchan aruch, at least as far as the Rama is concerned, if you daven maariv, it's the next day for all intents and purposes [sort of; there are exceptions like doing melacha on motzei shabbat]. Ignoring special cases like sukkah issues.
I'll be honest, I didn't look...
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