This article is an excerpt from the above Sefer *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Donate Buy in Paperback or Kindle Buy on Apple Books Purchase on our website WhatsApp Telegram Facebook Twitter Sponsor an Article Erev Yom Kippur Kaparos Buy two 24-hour candles. One for the […]
Daily Tanach Thursday Sefer Melachim 1 – Chapter 7: Shlomo builds his palace, and fixtures of the Temple
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From the Ravs Desk: Shaalos Veteshuvos on Yom Kippur
Should married women who are impure [menstruating] immerse? Should married women who are impure [menstruating] immerse? It is permitted [and accustomed] for married women to immerse in a Mikveh on Erev Yom Kippur even if they are impure, and within Shiva Nekiyim.[1] Some[2] however write that a woman who is […]
Daily Chumash Thursday Vezos Habracha – Blessing of Dan, Naftali, Asher
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Not to curse a fellow Jew
Not to curse any Jew:[1] It is forbidden for a person to express with his mouth any bad tidings regarding any Jew.[2] [One who does so, and mentions Hashems name in a curse against any Jew, irrelevant of language, such as “May G-d do this and this to you,” transgresses […]
Saying Thank God
Saying Thank G-d: It is forbidden to recite an unnecessary blessing whether in Lashon Hakodesh or a foreign language.[1] Based on the above ruling, one may not say “Brich Rachamana” in Aramaic, or “Danken Got” in Yiddish, [or “Thank God” in English, or “Gracias a Dios” in Spanish, or “Alhamd […]
The prohibition of saying a Bracha Levatala or Hashems name in vain
The prohibition of saying a Bracha Levatala:[1] Saying Hashems name in vain: Saying Hashem’s name in vain:[2] It is Biblically forbidden for one to mention God’s name[3] in vain [i.e. Lashav, or Livatala].[4] [This is derived from the verse[5] “Lo Sisa Sheim Hashem Elokecha Lashav,”[6] or the verse[7] “Liyirah Es […]
Yom Kippur that falls on Shabbos
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Chapter 6: Yom Kippur that falls on Shabbos
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Daily Tanach Wednesday Sefer Melachim 1 – Chapter 6: The building of the courtyard of the temple
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