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Daily Halacha: Where to Insert Yaaleh Veyavo When Remembered at Any Stage Prior to Finishing Shemoneh Esrei
Post Views: 32 Table of Contents Remembering Yaaleh Veyavo Before Completing Shemoneh Esrei – Where to Insert Yaaleh Veyavo When Remembered at Any Stage Prior to Finishing Shemoneh Esrei:[1] Regarding one who accidentally omitted Yaaleh Veyavo, halachah distinguishes carefully between remembering before concluding a blessing, after concluding it but before
Daily Halacha: Must One Who Attends a Bris Participate in the Meal? If So, What Must He Eat?
Post Views: 32 Table of Contents Must One Who Attends a Bris Participate in the Meal? If So, What Must He Eat? A bris milah is a most beautiful and uplifting occasion, one in which many gather to honor the mitzvah and to show respect and love for a friend
Dinei Kadima by spices – The order of precedence in the Brachos of Spices and fragrances
Post Views: 46 Dinei Kadima by Atzei, Isvei and Minei Besamim – The order of precedence in the Brachos of Spices and fragrances:[1] The laws of precedence [i.e. Kadima] in berachos guide us in determining which blessing to recite first when enjoying different foods. These halachos dictate not only whether
Peshara versus Din: The Powers and Limits of Pesharah – Part 2
Post Views: 59 Peshara versus Din: How Dinei Torah’s come to their verdicts – Part 2:[1] The Forms of Compromise in Pesharah Versus the Torah Strict Letter of the Law: The type of compromise authorized in pesharah differs from strict din Torah in three major areas: The evidentiary standard required
Daily Halacha: Peshara versus Din: How Dinei Torah’s come to their verdicts – Strict law versus compromise – Part 1
Post Views: 58 Peshara versus Din: How Dinei Torah’s come to their verdicts – Strict law versus compromise – Part 1:[1] Bringing a dispute before a Beis Din (Adjudication) is the formal halachic framework for resolving monetary claims between Jews. The Torah’s civil code—Choshen Mishpat—is grounded in rigorous standards of
Daily Halacha: Halacha at the Table: Women Serving Men and Being Served by Waitresses (Tuesday, 23rd Shevat)
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