If During Adar We Are Meant To Be Marbim B’Simcha, Why Do We Say Tachanun?



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    If During Adar We Are Meant To Be Marbim B’Simcha, Why Do We Say Tachanun?

    If during Adar we are meant to be Marbim B’simcha, why do we say Tachanun? – Rabbi Noam Wagner answers. To ask your own question or for more answers, visit StumptheRabbi.org • Watch

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