Some Shuls who had the minhag to do it after mussaf wanted to switch the minhag to the first way as a matter of convenience. In some shuls they took a vote others asked a shailah.
There is an Interesting story brought in sefer Lev Chaim from Rav chaim falagi In the City of Izmir where the Rav wanted to change the Minhag they did Hoshanos after mussaf and he wanted to do like minhag Eretz yisrael and say the hoshanos and hakafos after hallel. They took a vote and all members agreed with the Rav to change the Minhag. there was one member of the Shul who opposed it he argued that the minhag was not just in vain and there is who to be somech on to keep it that way. The Rav decided that even if only one person opposed it was enough not to change the minhag and they kept the Minhag of hoshanas after Mussaf.
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Nusach sfard (even nonChassisish) says Hoshanot after Hallel.
ReplyDeleteNote, one of the first tsalhuvot in Vayoel Moshe concerns some chassidim who wanted to say parshat Nessiim during Kriyat hatorah. The Satmar Rebbe was vehemently opposed, saying if you'd know the kabbalistic reason for parshat Nessiim, you wouldn't ask for such a heter.
Why would the rov of a shul allow it to be voted on? Since when are minhagim changed due to popular opinion.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean? It's 2024!!!
ReplyDeleteR Moshe switched in community synagogue
ReplyDeleteWhats your source?
DeleteSince when can you base a peak halocho on a story quoted on the hefkervelt!
DeleteHe would have been flat out against change-especially the wrong way
DeleteR. Moshe, in Igros Moshe, explains why Hoshanos should be after mussaf.
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