Should a non-Jewish convert who becomes Jewish before sunrise on Purim read the megillah at night?
Synopsis
A gentile who converts before sunrise on Purim is exempt from reading the megillah at night, since the primary obligation is fulfilled during the day.
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At what times is one obligated to read the megillah at night and during the day on Purim?
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What is the end time for day reading of the megillah?
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Must all Torah study be cancelled to hear the megillah reading in public?
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When does burying an unclaimed dead body (met mitzva) take precedence over reading the megillah?
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If circumcision (bris) and megillah reading occur on the same day, which takes precedence when both cannot be done?
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Can megillah reading be completely displaced by another mitzvah if doing both on that day is impossible?
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Must megillah reading occur in a public setting (b'tzibur)?
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Does the obligation to cancel Torah study apply equally to group study and individual study?
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