Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 134 Part 2/2

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

The sukkah has kedushah, and the Kitzur treats its schach as a mitzvah object and keeps unseemly utensils and chores out of it. We also learn the Kitzur's halachos of eating in the sukkah on the first two nights, rain included, and of several households making kiddush together.

Key points

• The Kitzur bars discarding schach where the public will trample it, since it is a mitzvah object.
• The Kitzur asks for kavana that Hashem settled us in sukkos when leaving Egypt.
• Unseemly utensils do not invalidate the sukkah, says the Kitzur, but no leishev basukkah is said until removed.
• The Kitzur has kiddush on the first night of Succos said only once it is definitely night.
• Two voices at once are not heard, so the Kitzur prefers separate kiddush when listeners would miss it.

In this shiur

1. 0:00Kedushas sukkah and schach after Yom Tov
2. 1:35Engraving pesukim on sukkah decorations
3. 2:20Erev Succos: appetite and tzedakah
4. 4:14Living in the sukkah as one's home
5. 8:22Keeping the sukkah respectable
6. 15:20The first night's eating and rain
7. 19:00Second night and kiddush at nightfall
8. 21:20Several households making kiddush together

Topics

• Sukkah
• Kedushas Sukkah
• Leishev Basukkah
• Kiddush