Fwd: What Happened to Queen Esther After the Purim Story?

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Chabad.org Magazine <inspiration@chabad.org>
Date: Tue, Feb 24, 2026, 6:01 PM
Subject: What Happened to Queen Esther After the Purim Story?
To: agentemes4@gmail.com <agentemes4@gmail.com>

Precious little is known about this period, but some details may be gleaned from rabbinic sources.

View Online   ב"ה

Chabad.org Magazine

By the Numbers 13 Facts About Jews and Glass Glass has a long history in Jewish life and literature, from Talmudic references to modern-day Jewish law and custom. Read on for 13 facts about Jews and glass. By Yehuda Altein Read 10 Questions: Take the Wine and Judaism Quiz Take this quiz to see how much you know about wine and Judaism! Read Your Questions What Happened to Queen Esther After the Purim Story? Precious little is known about this period, but some details may be gleaned from rabbinic sources. By Yehuda Shurpin Read What Did Queen Esther Look Like? We can glean some fascinating details about her appearance from the rich Midrashic and Aggadic literature. By Motteleh Schusterman Read The Freeman Files The Chilling Voice of Amalek They attacked. They lost the battle. Yet they were successful in bringing the temperature down for all involved. By Tzvi Freeman Read Podcast No Contradiction: Torah and Science Rabbi Yechiel Krisch details how his scientific expertise deepens his understanding of Torah and strengthens his faith, and how he maintains his proud Jewish identity in secular environments. By Chana Weisberg Watch (55:59) Voices My Seven-Year-Old Is Afraid to Be Jewish No child gives up his inheritance just because someone else wants it. He learns to value it more. By Aron Moss Read Jewish News Snowed In, Thousands of Jewish Teens Stranded in NYC Take Advantage With flights cancelled, international CTeen groups embrace extended Shabbaton By Motti Wilhelm Read Marko Dashev Spent Years Shooting Fashion. Now He Photographs Leading Rabbis. The Jewish photographer reflects on his journey between worlds By Rena Vegh Read At Bondi Beach, Chabad's Australian Family Shows Up Regional emissary conference held in Sydney two months after massacre By Moshe New Read Parshah Why Don't We Celebrate Moses' Birthday? Likutei Sichos vol. 26, Tetzaveh - Adar 7 By Shalom Paltiel Watch (59:55) Tetzaveh: Travel Light. Carry Weight. Why Aaron's garments challenge modern ideas of freedom. By Baila Olidort Listen (6:38) Video The Inner Light When Haman drew lots to choose a month to annihilate the Jews, he was thrilled when it fell on the month of Adar, since 7 Adar is the day of Moses' passing. Little did Haman know that it was also the day of Moses' birth, and a source of strength for the Jewish people – as a nation, and as individuals. Living Torah Watch (6:57) Lifestyle Salted Caramel Hamantaschen By Paula Shoyer Read This email was sent to: agentemes4@gmail.com Change email address · Manage Subscriptions · Unsubscribe Contact Us · Ask the Rabbi · Privacy Policy · Donate © Copyright Chabad.org · 770 Eastern Parkway Suite 405 · Brooklyn, NY 11213