Purim Katan

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Purim Katan is a minor Jewish observance marked in leap years on the 14th of Adar I, echoing the joy of Purim without its full set of rituals and commandments.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish observance
minor Jewish festival
associatedConcept increasedJoyInAdar
associatedPractice avoiding expressions of mourning
slightly more festive meals according to some authorities
associatedVerse Mishlei 15:15
calendarType lunisolar
category Jewish holidays related to Purim
codifiedIn Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim 697
commemorativeRelation commemorates the timing of the Purim miracle
echoesJoyOf Purim
frequency approximately seven times in nineteen years
halakhicDebate extent of required festivity
halakhicStatus custom
hasAlternativeName Little Purim
Minor Purim
hasFullSetOfPurimMitzvot false
hasMegillahReading false
hasObligationOfFasting false
hasObligationOfFestiveMeal disputed
hasObligationOfMatanotLaEvyonim false
hasObligationOfMishloachManot false
hasObligationOfWorkProhibition false
hasPublicTorahReading false
hasRitualIntensityComparedToPurim lesser
languageOfName Hebrew
liturgicalChanges minor
liturgicalNote no special Torah or haftarah reading
meaningOfName Small Purim
nameTransliteration Purim Katan
observedBy Conservative Jews
Orthodox Jews
some other Jewish communities
observedInCalendar Hebrew calendar
occursBefore Purim
occursInAdarIvsAdarII Adar I
occursInLeapYearsOnly true
occursInMonth Adar I
occursInRelationToPurim one month earlier in leap years
occursOnDay 14th of Adar I
omitsEulogies true
omitsTachanun true
primaryTheme gratitude
joy
reasonForAdarIObservance to mark the original Purim date in leap years
relatedTo Purim
religiousTradition Judaism
sourceText Talmud Megillah 6b

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