The start time of Mincha-Davening Mincha Gedola:[1] One who Davens Mincha from 6 ½ Zmaniyos hours into the day [i.e. half an hour after the Halachic midday], and onwards, fulfills his obligation. [This time period is commonly referred to as Mincha Gedola.[2]] [However] the main time to Daven Mincha is […]
Saying Ufros Aleinu on Friday night and the law if one concluded like the weekday
Concluding with “Ufros Sukas Shalom” on Maariv of Friday night or Yom Tov?[1] In the blessing of Hashkiveinu [said during Maariv of Friday night and Yom Tov[2]] one is not to conclude with the regular Nusach of “Shomer Amo Yisrael La’ad,” but rather with “Haporeis Sukkas Shalom Aleinu Veal Kol […]
How often is the blessing over thunder and lightning to be recited during a storm?
How often is the blessing over thunder and lightning to be recited during a storm?[1] So long as the clouds [of that storm] have not yet become dispersed [one does not repeat the blessing upon seeing or hearing a second thunder or lightning, as] all [of that storms] thunder and […]
May one have marital relations during daytime?
Buy Now! 1. Daytime versus nighttime:[1] It is forbidden to have marital relations during daytime hours.[2] [One who has relations opposite the sun, causes the children born to have skin ailments.[3] One who has relations during the day has children born with reincarnated souls, as explained below.] In a dark […]
Making Turkish ground coffee beverage on Shabbos
Making Turkish/ground coffee beverage on Shabbos: Ground coffee is made through roasting and then grinding the coffee bean. It does not dissolve like instant coffee and has never before been cooked in water. This is in contrast with instant coffee which is made from dehydrated water that had ground coffee […]
Compilation 5-Making a Turkish/ground coffee beverage on Shabbos
Making Turkish/ground coffee beverage on Shabbos: Ground coffee is made through roasting and then grinding the coffee bean. It does not dissolve like instant coffee and has never before been cooked in water. This is in contrast with instant coffee which is made from dehydrated water that had ground coffee […]
Jewish manners-Acknowledging the greetings of another
Jewish manners-Acknowledging the greetings of another: It is forbidden to ignore the greetings of another, such as to ignore and not respond to another person telling them hello, good morning, Shalom Aleichem.[1] One who does so, and ignores another person’s greetings is called a robber/Gazlan.[2] Not responding to a greeting […]
Jewish manners-Acknowledging the greetings of another
Jewish manners-Acknowledging the greetings of another: It is forbidden to ignore the greetings of another, such as to ignore and not respond to another person telling them hello, good morning, Shalom Aleichem.[1] One who does so, and ignores another person’s greetings is called a robber/Gazlan.[2] Not responding to a greeting […]
Marrying a Kohen
Marrying a Kohenes:[1] An Am Haaretz/Ignoramus is not to marry a Kohenes. If he does so, their marriage will not be successful, as either she or he will quickly die or they will be in constant fight with each other [or they will be poor[2]].[3] However, a Sage who marries […]
Tanya Chapter 50: Kohen-silver Love versus that of Gold-Levites
Buy Now-The Daily Tanya Summary Vol. 2 Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Sign up for Daily link via Whatsapp Sponsor an Episode Donate Chapter 50: Kohen-silver Love versus that of Gold-Levites 21st Iyar/(LY) 22nd Iyar Silver quality love versus gold quality love: A love from the level of Kohen and silver: All […]
