Bedikas Chametz towards Chametz vessels

This Halacha is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here or on Amazon.com Does one need to perform Bedikas Chametz towards Chametz vessels? Some Poskim[1] rule that all Chametz vessels require a Bedika. Practically, the custom is not to perform a Bedika on vessels and to suffice with washing the utensils.[2] One is […]

Foot ailments

Foot ailments:[1] Ailments relating to the feet spiritually relates to the Mitzvah of charity, and faith. One who suffers from feet ailments should increase in his giving of charity, especially to Torah institutions, and is to strengthen his faith in G-d. One is likewise to exert himself in physical charity, […]

Kashering a Microwave

Kashering a Microwave:[1] Does it need to be Kashered? Some Rabbanim[2] say that a microwave does not need to be Kashered at all prior to use for meat/milk/Pesach, and simply needs to be wiped clean.[3] Accordingly, it may be used intermittently for meat and then dairy and Pesach, after cleaning […]

Parshas Emor-Summary of the Parsha

*The article below 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 Sign up for Daily Distribution Sponsor an Episode Parshas Emor Pesukim: 124 [Siman:עוזיאל ] Haftorah Yechezkal 44:15-31  Number of Mitzvos: There […]

May one smell a Tevel fruit or vegetable?

May one smell a Tevel fruit or vegetable? It is permitted to smell Tevel, and benefit from its smell, so long as one does not damage the fruit in the process.[1] [One is to say a blessing upon smelling Tevel fruits.] Shabbos:[2]  Tevel fruits or vegetables are considered Muktzah on […]

Kitniyus- The prohibition for Ashkenazi Jewry

This Halacha is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here or on Amazon.com The letter of the law:[1] Only the five grains which are 1) wheat, 2) barley; 3) rye, 4) spelt, 5) oats, can become leavened and become Chametz. All other grains/flours, such as flour made from rice or millet and all […]