Is Meiyn Sheva recited in a private Minyan that is not taking place in a Shul?[1] The blessing of Meiyn Sheva is only recited in an established Shul, which is defined as an area in which a Minyan Davens on a constant basis. [This applies even if the Shul does […]

The Cooking Prohibition of meat and milk and its application:[1] The General Prohibition:[2] It is a Biblical prohibition to cook meat with milk and one who does so and cooks a total of a Kezayis worth of meat with milk is liable for lashes. [It is Biblically forbidden to cook […]

The mitzvah of “Ve’ahavta Lere’acha Kamocha”[1] The Command: It is a positive command in the Torah for one to love every Jew as himself as the verse[2] states “Ve’ahavta lere’acha kamocha”. [This Mitzvah is counted among the Taryag Mitzvos.[3] Anyone who transgresses one of the prohibitions between people—such as stealing […]

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Lo Sachmod – The objects and items of which the coveting prohibition applies to:[1] Introduction & Background Laws The Issur of Lo Sachmod and Lo Sisaveh: The Torah prohibits jealousy and the coveting of another person’s possessions, as articulated in the Tenth of the Ten Commandments. The Poskim[2] clarify that […]

The status of a Kohen who is a Challal [born from forbidden relations]:[1] A Challal is a Kohen who is desecrated from his priesthood position, and is hence not considered like a non-Kohen regarding all matters, as we will explain below. A. Who is defined as a Challal?[2] Biblical-Issureiy Kehuna: […]

Lisfos Issur Beyadayaim – Assisting a child in transgressing a prohibition:[1]   Introduction: The mitzvah of chinuch—educating a child to observe Torah and mitzvot and reprimanding a child who transgresses a prohibition—is, in general, a Rabbinic obligation only upon the child’s father, and only after the child has reached the […]

Sitting within the four Amos of a person who is Davening Shemoneh Esrei:[1] The Prohibition: It is forbidden for one to sit[2] within the four Amos space [1.92 meters[3]/ 6.3 feet] surrounding a person [whether a man or woman or even child[4]] who is in the midst of Davening Shemoneh Esrei […]

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Is a mother obligated to educate or reprimand her children in Torah and Mitzvos? The letter of the law: Teaching him to do Mitzvos and stopping him from transgression:[1] A mother is not obligated at all to educate her child, whether her son or daughter [who is below Bar and […]

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May a man immerse in a Mikveh during Shiva? Background Laws:[1] It is forbidden for an Avel to bathe throughout Shiva.[2] This applies to both men and women, and even towards a married woman.[3] Cold water:[4] The above prohibition applies even against bathing the in cold water. One who is […]

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Using a food to dye one’s lips on Shabbos It is forbidden to apply makeup on Shabbos.[1] The following law will thus discuss if it is permitted for a woman to cause her lips to become dyed through eating strong colored foods, such as beats and the like. May one […]

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Table of Contents Shlissel Challah-Kneading a key into Challah the first Shabbos after Pesach Shlissel Challah-Kneading a key into Challah the first Shabbos after Pesach: The custom: Many are accustomed to braid the Challah in the shape of a key[1] on the first Shabbos after Pesach.[2] Others knead a key […]

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Eiruv Tavshilin-In applicable years: *The laws below are pertinent to both Erev Pesach, and Erev Shevi’i Shel Pesach, in applicable years! The law: In the Diaspora, whenever the 2nd day of Pesach[1] falls on Erev Shabbos, one must do Eiruv Tavshilin on Erev Pesach [Wednesday] in order to be allowed […]

Checklist for Biur Maasros:[1] The due date for Biur Maasros is customarily on Erev Yom Tov of Pesach of the 4th and 7th years of Shemitah. From the letter of the law it is to be done by Erev Shevi’i Shel Pesach, the 20th of Nissan which is the 6th […]

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Hilchos Shabbos Table Learning A Weekly Guide to Shabbos Laws for Personal Study and Family Discussion 🛠️ Melacha Corner 🛠️ 🍷 Drying a Kiddush Cup on Shabbos — Issues of Sechitah (Squeezing) Drying a cup on Shabbos can raise questions of Sechitah, especially when using a cloth or towel. Below […]

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Hilchos Shabbos Table Learning A Weekly Guide to Shabbos Laws for Personal Study and Family Discussion   ✨This weeks Topic✨ 🍷 Preparing the Kiddush Cup – Kos Shel Bracha Using a cup for Kiddush and other mitzvos is not just about the wine — the cup itself must be prepared […]

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The 39 Melachos – Part 1: Background[1] It is widely recognized that Halacha identifies thirty‑nine primary Melachos—categories of creative labor—that are prohibited on Shabbos. These thirty‑nine Melachos constitute the full scope of the Torah’s prohibition against performing melachah on the seventh day. Although the Torah[2] commands us to refrain from […]

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Table of Contents Remembering Yaaleh Veyavo Before Completing Shemoneh Esrei – Where to Insert Yaaleh Veyavo When Remembered at Any Stage Prior to Finishing Shemoneh Esrei:[1] Regarding one who accidentally omitted Yaaleh Veyavo, halachah distinguishes carefully between remembering before concluding a blessing, after concluding it but before beginning the next, […]

Table of Contents Must One Who Attends a Bris Participate in the Meal? If So, What Must He Eat? A bris milah is a most beautiful and uplifting occasion, one in which many gather to honor the mitzvah and to show respect and love for a friend or relative. Often, […]

Dinei Kadima by Atzei, Isvei and Minei Besamim – The order of precedence in the Brachos of Spices and fragrances:[1] The laws of precedence [i.e. Kadima] in berachos guide us in determining which blessing to recite first when enjoying different foods. These halachos dictate not only whether one should say […]

Peshara versus Din: How Dinei Torah’s come to their verdicts – Part 2:[1] The Forms of Compromise in Pesharah Versus the Torah Strict Letter of the Law: The type of compromise authorized in pesharah differs from strict din Torah in three major areas: The evidentiary standard required to determine which […]

Peshara versus Din: How Dinei Torah’s come to their verdicts – Strict law versus compromise – Part 1:[1] Bringing a dispute before a Beis Din (Adjudication) is the formal halachic framework for resolving monetary claims between Jews. The Torah’s civil code—Choshen Mishpat—is grounded in rigorous standards of evidence and tightly […]

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Table of Contents The Biblical Mitzvah of Kiddush – Sanctifying the Shabbos – Its Source, Meaning, and Fulfillment: The mitzvah of making Kiddush on Friday night is one of the most beloved and enduring traditions in Jewish life. It is widely observed across the full spectrum of Jewish sects, including […]

The Daily Study of Rambam: Background and Guidelines –Part 2 The Three Tracks of the Daily Study and who it’s designed for The daily Rambam study is divided into three tracks to accommodate different levels and schedules: Primary Track – Three Chapters a Day: Completing the entire Mishneh Torah in […]

Table of Contents The Daily Study of Rambam: Background and Guidelines The daily study of Rambam, also known as the “Rambam Hayomi,” is a unique initiative established to unify the Jewish people through the systematic study of the Rambam’s monumental work, Mishneh Torah. This initiative, founded by the Lubavitcher Rebbe […]

Table of Contents Kadima Bebrachos – The Order of Blessings on Tu BiShvat Tu BiShvat, the “Rosh Hashanah for the Trees,” marks a special moment in the Jewish year when we highlight our connection to the fruits of the land—especially the Shiv’at HaMinim, the Seven Species for which Eretz Yisrael […]

Table of Contents https://vimeo.com/203249170 The Laws and Customs of Tu Beshvat   Introduction: The day of Tu Beshvat is a Halachic date that affects the laws of Kashrus of fruits. Due to this, it has become known as Rosh Hashanah Leilanos.[1] Throughout the generations other customs have become attributed to […]

The Prohibition of Mimtzo Cheftzecha – Preparing for Forbidden Post‑Shabbos Work:[1] The topic of preparing on Shabbos for activities that will take place after Shabbos is multifaceted and intersects with several distinct halachic prohibitions. As a general rule, it is forbidden to engage in preparations on Shabbos for anything that […]

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Table of Contents Who transgresses the laws of Ribis – Lifnei Iver and Ribis: The Halachic Web of Responsibility:[1] The prohibition of Ribis (interest) in Halacha is not limited to the lender and borrower alone. The Torah and Chazal outline a network of responsibilities and prohibitions that extend to anyone […]

Join Our Virtual Community – Receive Daily Learning PDF Table of Contents Foods – Reciting an After Blessing for Foods Consumed Before a Meal:[1] Eating to Stimulate Appetite [i.e. Parparos, Hors d’Oeuvre, “audirbs”, Starters, and Appetizers]:[2] All appetizers [i.e. Parparos], such as a variety of sweets [i.e. chocolate, or Mezonos […]

Join Our Virtual Torah Study Community & Receive Daily Learning Content Table of Contents The recitation of Hodu, Patach Eliyahu, and Yedid Nefesh before Mincha on Erev Shabbos: Hodu – Psalm 107:[1] According to a custom attributed to the Baal Shem Tov, it is customary to recite Psalm 107 prior […]

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Table of Contents Going above the letter of the Law: Taking a stringent approach even when not necessary The Michaber[1] states unequivocally: “A person must distance themselves greatly from women”, emphasizing that in addition to the detail prohibitions and regulations relating to the opposite gender, every individual must exert maximum […]

Table of Contents Mourning laws applicable to Rosh Chodesh Onen: The laws of Aninus apply on Rosh Chodesh just as they apply the rest of the year. Burial: Eulogy/Hesped:[1] One does not say a Hesped on Rosh Chodesh[2], unless the person is a Torah Sage, and his body is present […]

Table of Contents Reciting an After Blessing for Beverages Consumed Before a Meal:[1] The general rule: Any non-alcoholic beverage consumed prior to a meal requires the recitation of the after-blessing, Borei Nefashos, to be recited prior to the meal [i.e. before washing hands for Hamotzi], if one has drunk a […]

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Pas Palter-Must commercially baked bread be Pas Yisrael:[1] Many of us are familiar with the prohibition against eating bread baked by a gentile, known as Pas Akum. Many of us also know the concept of Pas Yisroel, which stems from this prohibition. Yet, in practice, many people are lenient and […]

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The Rambam’s Revolutionary Halachic Rulings & Their Impact in Heaven – A Tribute on His Yahrzeit, the 20th of Tevet: This article is written in commemoration of the Rambam’s yahrzeit, which falls on the 20th of Tevet. The Rambam—Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon—was a towering figure in Jewish history, a man […]

Is it permitted to place money on a table as bait to identify a thief?[1] In situations where a person suspects that theft has taken place within his home or business, he may wish to discover who is responsible in order to prevent further loss and to protect his property. […]

Table of Contents Can parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, or siblings, act as Shomrim who prevent Yichud?[1] The laws of Yichud—prohibiting seclusion between a man and a woman who are not married to each other—are central to maintaining modesty and preventing inappropriate relationships. However, Halacha provides exceptions when a legal acting […]

Expressing Gratitude to a Jewish Lender: Is It Permitted According to Ribis Laws? We all know about the prohibition against taking interest on loans between Jews. This is a well-known halacha: when you lend money to a fellow Jew, you are not allowed to ask for or receive more than […]

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Table of Contents Observing a Personal Shabbos – The Intriguing Law for an Individual Who Loses Track of Shabbos in the Wilderness or in Captivity:[1] Imagine a traveler who sets out on a long trek through an expansive desert. Days pass without clear markers of time—no towns, no calendars, no […]

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Igara Detanisa – Redeem Your Fast with Tzedaka to EY Help large families from Northern Israel Table of Contents  The 10th of Teves- Checklist General laws: One must be especially careful to avoid anger on a fast day The fast begins at Alos Hashachar, which is approximately two fluctuating […]

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Table of Contents How loud is loud – Laws of Verbalization & sound level by Shemoneh Esrei:[1] Shemoneh Esrei is that special moment when the entire room falls silent. Everyone is focused, lips moving gently, hearts turned upward in prayer. But what does “silent” really mean? On one hand, halacha […]