Drying eyeglasses, China, and cutlery on a shirt on Shabbos Question: [Thursday, 27th Tishrei 5781] If I wet my eyeglasses to clean then, and I don’t have a towel readily available to dry them, may I wipe it dry using my shirt on Shabbos? I have the same question regarding […]
Doing Pesicha when one’s wife is pregnant
Doing Pesicha when one’s wife is pregnant:[1] It is a Segula for easy birth for the husband to endeavor to perform Pesicha and remove the Sefer Torah when his wife enters her ninth[2] month of pregnancy [until she gives birth[3]].[4] [This Segula includes closing the doors of the Aron after […]
Doing Pesicha when one’s wife is pregnant
Check out our Amazon Sefarim Shop * This article is an excerpt from the above Sefer WhatsApp Telegram Facebook Twitter Sponsor an Article Doing Pesicha when one’s wife is pregnant:[1] It is a Segula [for an easy and painless birth[2], as well as custom with mystical basis[3]] for the husband […]
Likkutei Sichos-Parshas Bereishis: Dveikus-Learning Torah for the right reason
This Sicha is an excerpt from our Sefer Click here to buy Parshas Bereishis Dveikus-Learning Torah for the right reasons (Likkutei Sichos Vol. 15 1st Sicha) Every Jewish child is aware starting from a very young age, that the first word of the Torah is the word Bereishis, which means […]
From the Rav’s Desk: Building a private Mikveh at home
Question: [Wednesday 23rd Tishrei 5781] I would like to build my own private men’s Mikveh at home to be used by me each morning before Davening, but people have told me that one is not allowed to have a private Mikveh. Can you please clarify this matter for me, as […]
From the Rav’s Desk: Building a private Mikveh at home
Question: [Wednesday 23rd Tishrei 5781] I would like to build my own private men’s Mikveh at home to be used by me each morning before Davening, but people have told me that one is not allowed to have a private Mikveh. Can you please clarify this matter for me, as […]
Laws relevant to after the Festival-Summary & Reminders
After Sukkos: A. Isru Chag: The name Isru Chag derives from the verse “Isru Chag Baavosim Ad Karnei Hamizbeiach.” This means to say that this day is to be attached [i.e. Isru] to the Holiday itself, and by doing so the verse considers him to have built an Altar and […]
Laws relevant to after the Festival-Summary & Reminders
After Sukkos: A. Isru Chag: The name Isru Chag derives from the verse “Isru Chag Baavosim Ad Karnei Hamizbeiach.” This means to say that this day is to be attached [i.e. Isru] to the Holiday itself, and by doing so the verse considers him to have built an Altar and […]
From the Rav’s Desk: : 1) Drinking when traveling to Rebbe; 2) Source for hitting children with Aravos; 3) Getting drunk on Simchas Torah
Question: [Sunday 21st Tishreiy 5781] I am flying to New York for Simchas Torah. What should I do regarding eating and drinking on the plane? Answer: You may choose to eat and drink freely while on the plane. Nevertheless, it is praiseworthy and an act of piety to be […]
From the Rav’s Desk: What is the Alter Rebbe’s Eiruv?
Question: [Tuesday 15th Tamuz 5780] What is the Alter Rebbe’s Eiruv? What does this mean? Answer: I believe there is some common misconception about this term and idea, which causes some people to be “Machmir” not to use Eiruvin because of a mistaken concept that only Chabad Eiruv’s follow […]
