Lighting in the Dormitory
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Question
I am a yeshiva student and want to light the Chanukah candle in the yeshiva. I am confused by the various rumors about where it is preferable to light. What is the best option for me to light?
Answer
Options for lighting in yeshivas in order of preference:
A. In the window of the room facing the street.
B. At the entrance of the dormitory building facing the street.
C. At the entrance of the yeshiva complex facing the street.
D. At the entrance of the dormitory building facing the yeshiva complex.
E. At the entrance of the dormitory rooms.
Source
Shabbat (21b) dispute of Rashi (there d"h mibachutz) and Tosafot (there d"h mitzvah); Shulchan Aruch (Orach Chaim, siman 671, se'if 5); Azmera Leshimcha bulletin (issue 117).
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