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@Halachipedia However, the seudah of purim and mishloach manot and matanot le’evyonim are only performed in their appropriate time.

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One is allowed to read the megilla even at the beginning of the month but one shouldn’t say the blessing at that point.

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@Halachipedia one should nevertheless endeavor to read the megillah in the appropriate time.

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Reading the Megillah early
If one is going out to the army or on a boat voyage where there will not be a kosher megilla,

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Some have the minhag to fast on the ninth of Adar because that was the day that Beit Shammai and Beit Hillel became divided.

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Some have a custom to learn extra Torah on the 7th of Adar. On a leap year it’s proper to learn extra also on the seventh of the first Adar.

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Even if the Cohanim are fasting they shouldn’t do Nesiat Kapayim at Mincha.

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@Halachipedia and not as it’s own bracha, and the minyan shouldn’t take out a Torah to read Vayichal.

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If there are ten fasting in the minyan it’s considered a Tanit Yachid, meaning the Shaliach Tzibbur can only say Anenu in Shema Kolenu

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If it’s a leap year one should fast in the second Adar, yet Ashkenazim have what to rely on to fast in the first Adar.

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If one plans on fasting one needs to accept it upon oneself in Mincha the day before.

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Some have a custom to fast on the seventh of Adar for the yahrzeit of Moshe Rabbenu.

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Some have the custom to place this sign covering the "Zecher Lechurban" unfinished part of a wall that is usually left in the home.

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Beginning Rosh Chodesh Adar, some have the custom to hang a sign which says "Mishnichnas Adar Marbim Brsimcha."

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Many hold that MeSheNichNas Adar Marbim BeSimcha applies to purim katan in the first Adar during a leap year.

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MeSheNichNas Adar Marbim BeSimcha really refers to removing sadness and worry but not necessarily including activities of simcha.

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