Arla by tree of gentile

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Shabbos Chol Hamoed Pesach

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May a Kohen marry a Jewish girl who was born from a gentile father but Jewish mother?

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Supporting one’s Parents-Dividing the obligation of support between the children

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Sneezing in Halacha

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Adoption-The Mitzvah and Halachic ramifications-Part 2-Yichud, Hugging, Informing

Shop Now *As an Amazon Associate I earn from  qualifying purchases. WhatsApp Facebook Twitter Telegram Sign up for Daily Distribution Sponsor an Episode Adoption-The Mitzvah and Halachic ramifications-Part 2 Yichud and affectionate touch [hugging and kissing]:[1] It is forbidden for a parent and an adopted child of opposite gender to […]

From the Rav’s Desk: What blessing is recited over cranberries such as craisins-Haeitz or Hadama?

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The Sephardic versus Ashkenazi custom regarding saying Al Mitzvas Tefillin on the Tefillin Shel Rosh

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Daily Halacha Tuesday-Publicizing the pregnancy-Informing relatives, family, and friends of the pregnancy

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Supporting one’s Parents-Part 1-Must one use one’s own money when fulfilling Kibbud Av Vaeim

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Daily Halacha Monday: Halachic Q&A relating to Christianity and Chris-mas

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Daily Halacha: Why do Sephardi boys and Bochurim not light candles? The Sephardi versus Ashkenazi custom

Buy Now WhatsApp Facebook Twitter Telegram Sign up for Daily Distribution Sponsor an Episode How many people in the house may/should light Chanukah candles-The Sephardi versus Ashkenazi custom The letter of law: In a family unit, the obligation to light Chanukah candles falls upon the head of each household.[1] This […]

Lighting candles on Motzei Shabbos

Lighting candles on Motzei Shabbos:[1] Some are accustomed to light more candles on Motzei Shabbos than they are accustomed to light during the regular weeknights. This is done in order to escort the Shabbos after its leave just as it is customary for one to escort the King upon him […]

Moving and destroying an oven

Moving and destroying an oven:[1] A. The restriction: A person should not destroy an oven which he used for baking in order to make use of the space that the oven was in. One who does not adhere to this enters himself into grave danger.[2] [Many are accustomed to being […]

May women wear Tefillin?

May women wear Tefillin?[1] Exemption:[2] Women are exempt from wearing Tefillin. The reason for this is because Tefillin is a time dependent positive command[3], as Shabbos and Yom Tov is not a time for Tefillin.[4] [Likewise, according to Kabala, the Mitzvah of Tefillin only applies to men, while women are […]

Are Gentiles obligated to honor their parents

Are Gentiles obligated to honor their parents?[1] Although Gentiles were not commanded in the laws of honoring and fearing their father and mother as part of the seven Noahide commands[2], nevertheless, they are practically obligated in showing some degree of reverence to their parents.[3] [Thus, it is forbidden for a […]

Acting restrictions and laws

Acting restrictions and laws Acting like a cripple:[1] [Talmud] An individual who acts like a cripple or like a blind person will not die until he becomes like such a person. [The Mefarshim, however, explain that this is a metaphor and is really in reference to a person who makes […]

Covering the eyes upon saying Shema

Covering the eyes upon saying Shema:[1] It is customary to place one’s hand over his face [i.e. both eyes[2]] upon reciting the first verse of Shema [until the words Baruch Sheim Kevod Malchuso Leolam Vaed[3]]. This is done so one does not look at anything else which can disturb his […]