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amother
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 Sun, Dec 15 2024, 4:27 am
| amother Buttercup wrote: | Did you read this in a sefer?
Because I read the English sefer The Fifth Commandment and it definitively says that naming after one's parent is part of the mitzvah of kibbud av vem.
I would tell op that if it were any one other than a parent to hold her ground, but since it is a parent, that name takes precedent.
I do believe she will learn to tolerate it. |
It's not a chiyuv in naming ones child. There is no such halacha in the shulchan aruch.
Yes, it can be a way to honor a parent. But there is no halacha: "when naming a your son at his bris you must use your father's name if he is deceased". It's just not a halacha.
(In my community it's not a such done thing to name after grandparents...some do, some don't...)
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amother
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Yesterday at 1:14 am
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Rav Moshe Feinstein (in Igros Moshe) says specifically how important it is to name after a parent (more than any other relative!), that it overrides other considerations in giving a name.
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Yesterday at 2:28 am
| amother Banana wrote: | | Rav Moshe Feinstein (in Igros Moshe) says specifically how important it is to name after a parent (more than any other relative!), that it overrides other considerations in giving a name. |
Rave Moshe Feinstein hopefully never insisted that you must name your child a name that you absolutely dislike.
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amother
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Yesterday at 3:56 am
| amother Dodgerblue wrote: | | You need to give a name after your husbands father whether you like it or not. If you think you should be exempt, then you need to ask a gitte yid. Your husband needs to give the name for kibud av. Your teaching your children a valuable lesson by naming after your father in law and you will come to like the name. Maybe you can add another name but again only after asking a rav. |
Huh? I've never heard this as advice for anyone.
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