Studying or Speaking in the Sukkah

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Is studying, walking, or speaking in the sukkah an obligation, and if not done, does one transgress a 'positive commandment', or is it not an obligation but rather an existing mitzvah, and can these actions also be done at home [the question is in a situation where there is no difference between doing so at home or in the sukkah]?

Answer

Shalom Rav

One who sits in the sukkah while studying or resting, etc., fulfills a mitzvah.

However, there is no obligation to be in the sukkah except during eating and sleeping, so one who does not do so does not transgress.

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