This article is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here Chapter 5: The status of Pareve & Charif foods cut with a meat/dairy knife Introduction: This chapter, in continuation of the theme of the previous chapter, deals with the status of Pareve foods that have been cut with a meat or […]
Shayim Mikra: Obligation & Importance, Segullos, fast versus slow, women, children
The obligation of Shnayim Mikra:[1] Although a person hears the reading of the entire Torah every Shabbos in a public forum, he is obligated each week to read to himself the Parsha of that week in the form of Shnayim Mikra Echad Targum [as will be explained].[2] [This matter is […]
Couples and relatives showing affection in public
Public affection: Couples showing affection in public:[1] Some Poskim[2] rule it is forbidden even for a couple to affectionately touch each other in front of other people.[3] [Thus, one may not hold hands, dance, hug, or kiss in public. Practically, so is the final ruling[4], and so is the custom […]
Chapter 4: Chezkat Besari-The Status of Pareve products cooked/baked in meat/dairy
This article is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here Chapter 4: Chezkat Besari The Status of Pareve products cooked/baked in meat/dairy Introduction: This chapter, in continuation of the theme of Taaruvos discussed in previous chapters, focuses on the status of Pareve foods that have been cooked in a meat or […]
Chapter 3: Separating between meals of meat and milk
This article is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here Chapter 3: Separating between meals of meat and milk 1. Waiting six hours between eating meat and milk: It is a Rabbinical obligation to separate one’s meat and dairy meals from each other.[1] It is disputed amongst Poskim as to how […]
Chapter 2: Eating meat and milk on the same table
This article is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here Chapter 2: Eating meat and milk on the same table 1. Eating meat on the same table as one who is eating milk or vice versa:[1] It is Rabbinically forbidden to eat meat on the same table as one who is […]
Davening with a Minyan and learning Torah by Kivrei Tzadikim
Davening with a Minyan and learning Torah by Kivrei Tzadikim: It is forbidden to Daven, learn Torah, or wear Tallis and Tefillin, within four Amos of a Kever, or within a cemetery.[1] Nevertheless, the custom is to permit Davening and Torah learning near the Kever of a Tzadik, and thus […]
Chapter 1: The General Laws-Cooking, Eating & Benefiting
This article is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here Chapter 1: The General Laws-Cooking, Eating & Benefiting The meat and milk mixtures that contain a Basar Bechalav prohibition Introduction: The prohibition against meat and milk is unique in that it carries a three-part prohibition. It is forbidden to be […]
Introduction to Laws of Meat & Milk
This article is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here Introduction Introduction: In this introduction we will explore the uniqueness of the Kashrus subject of Basar Bechalav, review a synopsis of the topics under discussion, explore the number of commands it consists and the reasons behind why the Torah prohibited […]
If one accidentally skipped part of Pesukei Dezimra, may he recite it between Yishtabach and Yotzer Or?
If one accidentally skipped part of Pesukei Dezimra, may he recite it between Yishtabach and Yotzer Or?[1] If one accidently skipped part of Pesukei Dezimra, it is permitted to recite the skipped paragraphs between Yishtabach and Yotzer Or.[2] Thus, if one accidently skipped Az Yashir, and already recited the blessing […]
