Seudá Mafséket | Cómo hacer correctamente la última comida antes de Tishá BeAv | Rav Salama

Tonight begins Tisha B'Av, the most solemn day of the Jewish calendar. Before the fast, we observe Seudah Mafseket, the last meal before sunset. But… what can we eat? Why do we eat sitting on the floor? Why is there no zimun (a practice of eating in silence)? When does the fast actually begin? In this video, you'll find a clear and practical guide based on Halakha (Jewish law). We'll discuss: • What Seudah Mafseket is. • Which foods are permitted and which are not. • Why only one cooked dish is allowed. • Meat, wine, fish, coffee, and other beverages. • When the fast actually begins. • Why we eat sitting on the floor. • The significance of eating in silence and without zimun. • The restrictions on Torah study on Erev Tisha B'Av. Beyond the rules, we will discover the profound spiritual meaning of this meal: preparing our hearts to consciously mourn the destruction of the Temple. 📖 Based on the Mishnah, the Talmud, the Shulchan Aruch, Pninei Halakha, and the teachings of our great sages. 🔔 Subscribe for more shiurim on Torah, Halakha, and Jewish thought. #TishaB'Av #SeudaMafseket #Halakha #Torah #Judaism #BeitHaMikdash #RavSalama If you enjoyed the video, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE here: https://www.youtube.com/@JudaismoEspa... For more benefits and access to exclusive content, click here:    / @judaismoespañol   Follow me on:   / ravsalama_oficial   Contact email: [email protected]