Aaron Leib Raskin (Otzar HaChassidim): Difference between revisions

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Rabbi Raskin was born around 1957 to his father R' Shalom Dov Ber Raskin who managed a fish store in Crown Heights.

In 1978 he was sent on shlichus to Tomchei Tmimim Washington. Before Passover, he went with his friends to meet with [[~~Rabbi~~ Moshe Feinstein]] to present him with a book of their Torah novellae. Rabbi Raskin presented a scholarly discussion about whether one fulfills their obligation with "stolen matzah." Rabbi Feinstein discussed Torah with them and enjoyed their knowledge and learning approach. After the visit, the Rabbi issued a letter of support for the yeshiva.

In 1978 he was sent on shlichus to Tomchei Tmimim Washington. Before Passover, he went with his friends to meet with Rabbi [[Moshe Feinstein]] to present him with a book of their Torah novellae. Rabbi Raskin presented a scholarly discussion about whether one fulfills their obligation with "stolen matzah." Rabbi Feinstein discussed Torah with them and enjoyed their knowledge and learning approach. After the visit, the Rabbi issued a letter of support for the yeshiva.

In 1981 he began his work with Vaad Hanachos Hatmimim, focusing mainly on noting sources for talks and discourses.

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* His son-in-law, Yehoshua Heschel HaKohen Yarmoush, [[Crown Heights]]

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 Rabbi Raskin was born around 1957 to his father R' Shalom Dov Ber Raskin who managed a fish store in Crown Heights.
-In 1978 he was sent on shlichus to Tomchei Tmimim Washington. Before Passover, he went with his friends to meet with [[Rabbi Moshe Feinstein]] to present him with a book of their Torah novellae. Rabbi Raskin presented a scholarly discussion about whether one fulfills their obligation with "stolen matzah." Rabbi Feinstein discussed Torah with them and enjoyed their knowledge and learning approach. After the visit, the Rabbi issued a letter of support for the yeshiva.
+In 1978 he was sent on shlichus to Tomchei Tmimim Washington. Before Passover, he went with his friends to meet with Rabbi [[Moshe Feinstein]] to present him with a book of their Torah novellae. Rabbi Raskin presented a scholarly discussion about whether one fulfills their obligation with "stolen matzah." Rabbi Feinstein discussed Torah with them and enjoyed their knowledge and learning approach. After the visit, the Rabbi issued a letter of support for the yeshiva.
 In 1981 he began his work with Vaad Hanachos Hatmimim, focusing mainly on noting sources for talks and discourses.
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 * His son-in-law, Yehoshua Heschel HaKohen Yarmoush, [[Crown Heights]]
+[[Category:Raskin family]]
 [[he:אהרון לייב רסקין (אוצר החסידים)]]