Is a firstborn daughter obligated to fast on the eve of Passover?
Synopsis
According to one view, a firstborn daughter should fast. However, the prevailing practice does not require it.
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Do male firstborns of either father or mother have an obligation to fast on the eve of Passover?
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When Passover eve falls on Saturday, when should firstborns fast?
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May a father fast on behalf of his young firstborn son?
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May a mother fast on behalf of her firstborn son?
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What is the age or condition at which a firstborn child becomes obligated to fast on his own?
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May a first-born fast to gain appetite for eating matzah on Passover night?
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When Passover eve falls on Saturday, may a firstborn eat at a circumcision or pidyon haben feast?
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Is there a difference between firstborns who are Kohanim or Levim and regular Israelites regarding the Passover eve fast?
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