Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Monday 4th Kisleiv: Sanhedrin Chapter 11: Differences Between Monetary and Capital Cases – Judicial Rules

Chapter 11: Differences Between Monetary and Capital Cases – Judicial Rules Overview This section compares monetary cases (dinei mamonot) and capital cases (dinei nefashot), detailing differences in court size, deliberation process, voting rules, timing, and eligibility of judges. It also addresses special cases like the mesit (enticer to idolatry) and […]

Daily Tanach Monday 4th Kisleiv Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 28: The Clash of Prophets and the Iron Yoke

Chapter 28: The Clash of Prophets and the Iron Yoke Overview This chapter recounts a dramatic confrontation between Yermiyahu and Hananiah in the Temple. Hananiah predicts Babylon’s power will soon end, but Yermiyahu warns that such words are false. The chapter underscores the danger of misleading prophecy and the certainty […]

Daily Tanya Monday 4th Kisleiv Kuntrus Achron 4: Why Practical Mitzvot Take Precedence Over Torah and Prayer

4th Kisleiv Why Practical Mitzvot Take Precedence Over Torah and Prayer Overview: This teaching explores the profound relationship between Torah study, prayer, and practical mitzvot, revealing their respective roles in drawing Divine light into creation and fulfilling the ultimate purpose of existence. While Torah and prayer connect us to lofty […]

Daily Halacha Sunday 3rd Kisleiv – Halachic Botany: When a Plant Becomes Ha’eitz and the proper blessing on Bananas, Berries, and other fruits

This article is an excerpt from the above Sefer *As an Amazon Associate I earn from  qualifying purchases. Donate Buy in Paperback or Kindle Purchase on our website Brachos Learning Course – Semicha WhatsApp Telegram Facebook Twitter Sponsor an Article When does a fruit become Haeitz – The trees which […]

Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Sunday 3rd Kisleiv: Sanhedrin Chapter 10: Regulations applicable to a judges verdict

Chapter 10: Regulations applicable to a judges verdict Overview This section outlines critical rules for judges and scholars in capital cases: independence of judgment, prohibition against bias, proper order of deliberation, and procedures for error correction. It emphasizes fairness, impartiality, and safeguards against wrongful conviction. Halacha 1 – Independent Judgment […]

Daily Tanach Sunday 3rd Kisleiv Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 27: The Yoke of Babylon and the Warning Against False Prophets

Chapter 27: The Yoke of Babylon and the Warning Against False Prophets Overview Hashem commands Yermiyahu to deliver a symbolic message of submission to Babylon. Through a yoke placed on his neck, the prophet warns Judah and neighboring nations that resisting Nebuchadnezzar will lead to destruction. False prophets promising quick […]

Parshas Toldos-Summary of Parsha, Torah Or, Likkutei Sichos, Video Shiurim; Halachos, Stories

The Complete Parsha Companion Download PDF Purchase Parsha Companion Read all Articles online Pshat on The Parsha Parshas Toldos-Summary of Parsha 1) The birth of Yaakov and Eisav 2) Eisav sells his birthright Click Here Parshas Toldos-Parsha Bee Parsha challenge for adults and children’s-List of questions and riddles on the […]

Parshas Chayeh Sarah-Summary, Torah Or & Likkutei Sichos, Audio Shiurim

Download PDF Parshas Chayeh Sarah-Summary of Parsha 1) Sarah passes away: 2) Avraham purchases Mearas Hamachpeila and buries Sarah: Click Here Parshas Chayeh Sara-Parsha Bee Not Available Parshas Chaya Sara-Parsha Insights Not Available Parshas Chayeh Sarah-Mamar Torah Or Why G-d made us dependent on food, and the difference between Shabbos […]

אני מאורסת/Ani Meureset! The issue with using the term Eirusin for an engagement

May a Chasan, Kallah, and their acquaintances, use the term Eirusin in reference to their engagement? [i.e. אני מאורסת/Ani Meureset; Seudat Eirusin; Mesibat Eirusin, etc] Background: In the original Talmudic and Halachic definition, the term Eirusin, or Meureses, refers to a Halachic stage of actual marriage, in which the wife […]

Daily Tanach Wednesday 21st Marcheshvan Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 26: A Prophet on Trial

Chapter 26: A Prophet on Trial Overview At the start of King Jehoiakim’s reign, Hashem commands Yermiyahu to deliver a warning in the Temple courtyard. His message sparks outrage, leading to a dramatic confrontation between priests, prophets, officials, and the people. The chapter highlights the tension between truth and power, […]

Daily Tanya Wednesday 21st Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 29: The Supreme Crown and the Path of the Commandments

Title: The Supreme Crown and the Path of the Commandments What is the Supreme Crown? The “Supreme Crown” (Keter Elyon) represents the Divine Will, which transcends wisdom and intellect. It surrounds and “crowns” the intellectual faculties—wisdom, understanding, and knowledge—like a capstone above the mind. How Does It Connect to Us? […]

Daily Tanach Tuesday 20th Marcheshvan Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 25: The Cup of Wrath and Seventy Years of Servitude

Chapter 25: The Cup of Wrath and Seventy Years of Servitude Overview In the fourth year of King Jehoiakim—also the first year of Nebuchadrezzar’s reign—Hashem gives Yermiyahu a sweeping prophecy of judgment. After 23 years of warnings ignored, the prophet announces that Judah and surrounding nations will face devastation and […]

Daily Tanya Tuesday 20th Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 29: The Hidden Light of Delight: Understanding ‘Noam Hashem’ and the Role of Will”

20th Marcheshvan The Hidden Light of Delight: Understanding ‘Noam Hashem’ and the Role of Will” Overview: This passage delves into the mystical concept of the hidden light reserved for the righteous in the World to Come, described as “Noam Hashem” (the pleasantness of G‑d) and “Tzachtzachot” (radiant brilliance). It explains […]

Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Monday 19th Mar Cheshvan: Chapter 8: Property of Captives, Fugitives, and Minors

Chapter 8: Property of Captives, Fugitives, and Minors Overview This chapter establishes safeguards for property management when an owner is taken captive, flees, or is reported dead, especially when minors are involved. It prohibits giving property to relatives in sharecropping arrangements to prevent future disputes and outlines procedures for appointing […]

Daily Tanach Monday 19th Marcheshvan Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 24 Two Baskets of Figs—A Lesson in Judgment and Hope

Chapter 24 Two Baskets of Figs—A Lesson in Judgment and Hope Overview Hashem gives Yermiyahu a vivid vision to illustrate the contrasting destinies of two groups of Judah’s people: those already exiled to Babylon and those who remain in Jerusalem. Through the image of good and bad figs, Hashem reveals […]

Daily Tanya Monday 19th Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 29: Why Halachot Are Called the Crown of Torah: The Need for Spiritual Garments

Igeres Hakodesh 29 19th Marcheshvan Why Halachot Are Called the Crown of Torah: The Need for Spiritual Garments   Overview: This passage explores why halachot (Jewish laws) are referred to as the “crown of Torah” and why studying them fulfills one’s obligation even with minimal daily learning. It connects this […]

From the Ravs Desk Sunday 18th Marcheshvan: Are Listerine PocketPaks Kosher, and Do You Need to Say a Blessing?

Are Listerine PocketPaks Kosher, and Do You Need to Say a Blessing? Question Are Listerine PocketPaks (the candy-like mouth freshener strips) kosher, and if they are, do you need to recite a blessing before consuming them? Answer Listerine PocketPaks require kosher certification for permissible use. To the best of my […]

Seder Netilas Yadayim Shacharis – How to wash hands in the morning according to Chabad tradition

Seder Netilas Yadayim Shacharis – The prescribed method for morning hand washing (Netilas Yadayim) according to Chabad tradition, including alternative halachic opinions: In this article, we will explore the practical steps of washing hands in the morning according to the Chabad tradition, reviewing each stage from beginning to end. Our […]

Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Sunday 18th Mar Cheshvan: Laws of Inheritance – Chapter 7: Proof of Death and Management of Property

Nachalot – Chapter 7  Proof of Death and Management of Property Overview This chapter explains the requirement for heirs to provide clear proof of death before receiving an inheritance, even when testimony is sufficient for a widow to remarry. It also details procedures for managing property of those who are […]

Daily Tanach Sunday 18th Marcheshvan Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 23: False Shepherds, True King, and Hashem’s Word Like Fire

Chapter 23 False Shepherds, True King, and Hashem’s Word Like Fire Overview This chapter contrasts corrupt leaders and prophets with Hashem’s promise of a righteous king from David’s line. It denounces spiritual deception, warns of judgment, and affirms the unstoppable power of Hashem’s word. The tone moves from hope to […]

Daily Tanya Sunday 18th Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 28: The Moment of Passing: The Revelation of ‘Notzer Chesed’ and Its Cosmic Impact

Overview: This passage explains the mystical significance of a tzaddik’s passing, describing how it becomes an “Et Ratzon” (time of favor) that draws down immense Divine light from the highest spiritual source—Tikkun ‘Notzer Chesed’—to effect cosmic rectification and atonement for the generation. Summary of Key Points: Source of the Light […]

Parshas Vayeira – PDF! Summary, Torah Or & Likkutei Sichos, Audio Shiurim

The Complete Parsha Companion Download PDF Purchase Parsha Companion Read all Articles online Pshat on The Parsha Parshas Vayeira-Summary of Parsha 1) Avraham receives guests 2) Avraham and Sarah are blessed with children Click Here Parshas Vayeira-Parsha Bee Click Here Parshas Vayeira-Parsha Insights Why did Hashem visit Avraham? Who did […]

Daily Halacha Thursday 15th Marcheshvan: May one open cans of food on Shabbos [Canned tuna; sardines; corn; chickpea; tomato sauce; canned fruit, etc.]?

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Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Thursday 15th Mar Cheshvan: Laws of Inheritance – Chapter 4: Acknowledgment of Heirs and Presumptions

Chapter 4: Acknowledgment of Heirs and Presumptions Overview This chapter addresses how a person’s statements about family relationships affect inheritance, including acknowledgment of heirs, denial of relationships, customs-related declarations, and presumptions based on reputation. It also covers complex cases involving maidservants, Torah scholars, and disputes among siblings. Numbered Halachot with […]

Daily Tanach Thursday 15th Marcheshvan Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 22: A Call for Justice and the Fall of Judah’s Kings

Chapter 22: A Call for Justice and the Fall of Judah’s Kings Overview Hashem sends Yermiyahu to the royal palace with a message for the king and his officials. The chapter emphasizes justice, compassion, and covenant faithfulness as conditions for blessing. It warns that failure will lead to ruin, exile, […]

Daily Tanya Thursday 15th Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 27: How a Tzaddik’s Spirit Connects After Passing: The Power of Love and Effort”

15th MarCheshvan How a Tzaddik’s Spirit Connects After Passing: The Power of Love and Effort Overview: This passage explains why disciples can receive greater spiritual influence from their Rebbe after his passing than during his lifetime. It describes the mechanism of this connection, rooted in the separation of the soul’s […]

Daily Halacha Wednesday 14th MarChesvan: No cursing – The Torah’s Prohibition Against Wishing Misfortune to a Fellow Jew

No cursing – The Torah’s Prohibition Against Wishing Misfortune to a Fellow Jew:[1] Many people mistakenly believe that the Torah’s prohibition against cursing is limited to the use of vulgar or offensive language—what we commonly call “curse words” or “swear words.” While such speech is certainly discouraged under the general […]

Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Wednesday 14th Mar Cheshvan: Laws of Inheritance – Chapter 3 The Firstborn’s Rights in Specific Assets

Chapter 3 The Firstborn’s Rights in Specific Assets Overview This chapter clarifies which assets the firstborn (bechor) receives a double portion from, and which he does not. It addresses property held by the father at death versus property expected later, cases of appreciation, loans, sales before division, and the rights […]

Daily Tanach Wednesday 14th Marcheshvan Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 21: The Choice Between Life and Death

Chapter 21: The Choice Between Life and Death Overview Chapter 21 records a desperate appeal from King Tzidkiyahu (Zedekiah) during Babylon’s siege. Hoping for a miraculous deliverance, he sends messengers to Yermiyahu. Instead of reassurance, Hashem delivers a stark message: surrender or perish. The chapter emphasizes divine judgment, personal responsibility, […]

Daily Tanya Wednesday 14th Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 27: Explaining the Zohar: How a Tzaddik Is Found More After Passing

14th Marcheshvan Explaining the Zohar: How a Tzaddik Is Found More After Passing Overview: This passage provides a deep explanation of the Zohar’s statement that a tzaddik is found in all worlds more after his passing than during his lifetime. It clarifies how this applies even in the physical world […]

From the Rav’s Desk Tuesday 13th MarCheshvan: Must one Pay Attorney Fees When a Real Estate Transaction Is Not Completed?

Question: I have a finance question regarding a real estate transaction. I was planning to purchase a property in a coastal city in Israel. The seller disclosed that there had previously been water and mold issues, but claimed these had been resolved. I was close to signing the contract when […]

Daily Halacha Tuesday 13th MarChesvan: Biblical vs. Rabbinical Yichud: Definitions, Distinctions, and Halachic Practice

  Is the Prohibition of Yichud Biblical or Rabbinical and what are its practical ramifications?[1] The prohibition of Yichud is debated among Halachic authorities as to whether it is a Biblical or rabbinical status. The Talmud[2] explicitly states that the Yichud prohibition of an Erva comes from the Torah and […]

Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Tuesday 13th Mar Cheshvan: Laws of Inheritance – Chapter 2 The Firstborn’s Double Portion

Laws of Inheritance – Chapter 2 The Firstborn’s Double Portion Overview This chapter explains the Torah law granting the firstborn son (bechor) a double portion of his father’s estate, the conditions for eligibility, exceptions, and verification of firstborn status. It also clarifies cases involving uncertain birth order, special circumstances, and […]

Daily Tanach Tuesday 13th Marcheshvan Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 20: Conflict, Fire Within, and the Prophet’s Anguish

Chapter 20: Conflict, Fire Within, and the Prophet’s Anguish Overview This chapter captures a dramatic moment in Yermiyahu’s life: physical abuse, public humiliation, and deep inner struggle. After being beaten and imprisoned by Pashhur, the chief officer in the Temple, Yermiyahu delivers a chilling prophecy of judgment against him. The […]

Daily Tanya Tuesday 13th Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 27: More Present After Passing: The Zohar’s Teaching on the Tzaddik’s Influence

13th Marcheshvan More Present After Passing: The Zohar’s Teaching on the Tzaddik’s Influence Overview: This section explains the profound statement of the Zohar that when a tzaddik departs from this world, his presence and influence increase in all realms—even more than during his lifetime. It highlights both spiritual and material […]

From the Rav’s Desk Monday 12th MarCheshvan: May one purchase olive oil without kosher certification (hashgacha)?

May one purchase olive oil without kosher certification (hashgacha)?   Question I am interested in buying olive oil for home use, and I’ve noticed that many bottles in the supermarket do not have kosher certification (hashgacha). I’ve heard that extra virgin olive oil is sometimes considered less problematic, but I […]

Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Monday 12th Mar Cheshvan: Chapter 1 Nechalos: Laws of Inheritance

Nechalos Chapter 1: Laws of Inheritance Overview This chapter explains the Torah’s system of inheritance: who inherits first, the priority between male and female heirs, and how inheritance proceeds through generations. It also addresses special cases such as family relationships, illegitimate children, and the husband’s rights to his wife’s property. […]

Daily Tanach Monday 12th Marcheshvan Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 19: The Shattered Jug and the Valley of Slaughter

Chapter 19: The Shattered Jug and the Valley of Slaughter Overview Hashem commands Yermiyahu to perform a symbolic act with a clay jug to illustrate the irreversible judgment coming upon Judah. The chapter vividly portrays the consequences of idolatry and child sacrifice, culminating in the breaking of the jug as […]

Daily Tanya Monday 12th Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 27: Double Comfort and Eternal Connection: A Letter of Consolation

Igeres Hakodesh 28 Double Comfort and Eternal Connection: A Letter of Consolation   Overview: This letter, written by the Alter Rebbe to the Chassidic community in the Holy Land, offers profound comfort after the passing of Rabbi Menachem Mendel. It explains how the life and influence of a tzaddik continue […]

Daily Halacha Sunday 11th Marcheshvan: Guidelines for Educating Children in Reciting Blessings: Age, Cleanliness, Teaching Methods, and Answering Amen

Guidelines for Educating Children in Reciting Blessings: Age, Cleanliness, Teaching Methods, and Answering Amen: Age of Chinuch for Brachos: Before blessings – From what age must one begin educating his child to recite blessings prior to eating?[1] Once the child is old enough to understand the concept of a blessing, […]

Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Sunday 11th Mar Cheshvan: Chapter 16: To’en veNit’an – Final Section: Witnesses, Claims, and False Testimony

Chapter 16: To’en veNit’an – Final Section: Witnesses, Claims, and False Testimony Overview This section addresses rules about witnesses who signed a deed and later challenge ownership, judges’ rights to contest, advisory roles, disputes over possession and produce, rental payments, and the prohibition against false claims. It emphasizes integrity in […]

Daily Tanach Sunday 11th Marcheshvan Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 18: The Potter’s Lesson and the People’s Rebellion

Chapter 18: The Potter’s Lesson and the People’s Rebellion Overview Hashem sends Yermiyahu to a potter’s workshop to teach a profound truth: just as clay is shaped by the potter, so is Israel in Hashem’s hands. Nations can be uprooted or blessed depending on their response to His word. Despite […]

Daily Tanya Sunday 11th Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 26 Part 8: The Future Role of Torah: From Birur to Higher Unifications

11th MarCheshvan: The Future Role of Torah: From Birur to Higher Unifications   Overview: This passage explains what will happen after the Shechinah leaves Kelipat Nogah and the process of refining sparks (birur hanitzotzot) is complete. It contrasts the current purpose of Torah and mitzvot—focused on separating good from evil—with […]

Parshas Lech Licha – PDF! Summary, Torah Or, Likkutei Sichos, Story, Halacha Audio Shiurim

The Complete Parsha Companion Download PDF Purchase Parsha Companion Read all Articles online Pshat on The Parsha Parshas Lech Licha-Summary of Parsha Avraham travels to Eretz Canaan; Avraham travels to Egypt due to the famine Click Here Parshas Lech Licha-Parsha Bee Click Here Parshas Lech Licha-Parsha Insights 1) Inability to have […]

Daily Halacha Thursday 8th Marcheshvan: Hilchos Shabbos Table Learning: Honoring Shabbos (Kavod Shabbos), Baking Challahs, & Shabbos Menu 🕯️🍞

Check out our Amazon Sefarim Shop * This article is an excerpt from the above book WhatsApp Telegram Facebook Twitter Sponsor an Article Donate Hilchos Shabbos Table Learning: A Weekly Guide to Shabbos Laws for Personal Study and Family Discussion  This weeks Topic Honoring Shabbos (Kavod Shabbos), Baking Challahs, & […]

Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Thursday 8th Mar Cheshvan: Hilchot To’en veNit’an– Chapter 13: Cases Where Possession Does Not Establish Ownership

Hilchot To’en veNit’an– Chapter 13: Cases Where Possession Does Not Establish Ownership Overview This chapter explains when eating produce for three years does not create a presumption of ownership (חֲזָקָה). It lists categories of people whose possession is not considered proof, due to trust, status, or power, and notes exceptions. […]

Daily Tanya Thursday 8th Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 26 Part 5: Galut HaShechinah and the Role of Halachic Study in Birur HaNitzotzot

8th MarCheshvan: Galut HaShechinah and the Role of Halachic Study in Birur HaNitzotzot Overview: This passage explains the mystical reason why, during exile, the primary focus of Torah study is on halachic analysis—particularly laws of issur veheter (permitted and forbidden) and tumah ve’taharah (purity and impurity). It connects this to […]

Daily Halacha Wednesday 7th Marcheshvan: Saying Visein Tal Umatar if travel to or from Eretz Yisrael between 7th MarCheshvan and 5th of December

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Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Wednesday 7th Mar Cheshvan: To’en veNit’an Chapter 12: Chazakah: Laws of Presumptive Ownership and Their Practical Applications

Hilchot To’en veNit’an – Chapter 12: Chazakah: Laws of Presumptive Ownership and Their Practical Applications   📘 Overview – Hilchot To’en veNit’an (Chazakah Details) This section elaborates on the laws of chazakah (presumptive ownership), focusing on what constitutes valid possession for three years, the types of properties involved, and the […]

Daily Tanya Wednesday 7th Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 26 Part 4: Torah Across the Four Worlds: The Garments of Mikra, Mishnah, Talmud, and Kabbalah

7th Marcheshvan Title: Torah Across the Four Worlds: The Garments of Mikra, Mishnah, Talmud, and Kabbalah”   Overview: Today’s passage explains how different parts of Torah—Written Torah (Mikra), Mishnah, Talmud, and Kabbalah—are all rooted in Atzilut, the highest spiritual world, but appear to us through garments in lower worlds for […]

Daily Halacha Tuesday 6th Marcheshvan: Is It Permitted to Lend or borrow Money with Interest to or from a non-Frum Jew?

Table of Contents Is It Permitted to Lend or borrow Money with Interest to or from a non-Frum Jew?[1] In today’s modern economic landscape, it is increasingly common for observant Jews to engage in business transactions with secular or non-observant Jewish individuals. These interactions often involve financial arrangements that include […]

Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Tuesday 6th Mar Cheshvan: To’en veNit’an Chapter 11: Presumption of Land Ownership and the Laws of Chazakah

Hilchot To’en veNit’an – Chapter 11: Presumption of Land Ownership and the Laws of Chazakah Overview This chapter discusses the halachic principles of presumed ownership (chazakah) regarding landed property. It explains when possession is considered valid, how long one must occupy land to establish ownership, and the role of protests, […]

Daily Tanach Tuesday 6th Marcheshvan Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 15: Hashem’s Final Verdict and the Prophet’s Cry

Chapter 15: Hashem’s Final Verdict and the Prophet’s Cry Overview In this chapter, Hashem declares that the people of Yehudah have reached a point of no return. Their sins are so grave that even the intercession of the greatest prophets—Moshe and Shmuel—would not sway His judgment. The chapter paints a […]

Daily Tanya Tuesday 6th Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 26 Part 3: Beyond Good and Evil: The Spiritual Roots of Permitted and Forbidden

6th MarCheshvan Beyond Good and Evil: The Spiritual Roots of Permitted and Forbidden Core Clarification by the Alter Rebbe The passage today provides a clarifying answer to several of the Alter Rebbe’s earlier questions and concerns regarding the Zohar’s statement that issur veheter (forbidden and permitted) are rooted in the […]

Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Monday 5th Mar Cheshvan: To’en veNit’an Chapter 10: Laws of Disputed Ownership and Possession of animals, slaves and ships

Chapter 10: Laws of Disputed Ownership and Possession of animals, slaves and ships Overview: This chapter discusses various cases of disputed ownership involving animals, slaves, movable property, and shared items. It outlines the principles of possession, the role of witnesses, the validity of claims, and the procedures followed by Beit […]

Daily Tanach Monday 5th Marcheshvan Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 14: A Call to Repentance and the Consequences of Sin

1.      Hashem’s Warnings and Promises Hashem speaks to Yirmiyahu about a severe drought afflicting the land, highlighting the distress in Judah and Jerusalem. Famine and lack of water cause despair, with young people returning empty-handed from their search for water, and farmers mourning as the earth becomes barren. Even nature […]

Daily Tanya Monday 5th Marcheshvan Igeres Hakodesh 26 Part 2: Will We Still Need Halacha in the Days of Mashiach?

5th MarCheshvan: Will We Still Need Halacha in the Days of Mashiach? In this continuation of his critique and analysis, the Alter Rebbe raises additional profound questions regarding the claim in the Zohar that in the days of Mashiach, the study of halachic laws—particularly those related to issur veheter (prohibited […]

Daily Halacha Sunday 4th Marcheshvan: The importance of saying Tachanun and its function in the prayer

The importance of saying Tachanun and its function in the prayer:[1] It is widely observed in many Shuls that the recitation of Tachanun is often approached with reluctance. Many congregants express reservations regarding its announcement, frequently citing concerns about its length or solemn character. There is a discernible readiness to […]

Daily Rambam 1 Chapter Sunday 4th Mar Cheshvan: To’en veNit’an Chapter 9: Ownership and Possession Disputes Regarding Movable Property and Repairs

Toein Vinitan Chapter 9 Title: Ownership and Possession Disputes Regarding Movable Property and Repairs Overview: This chapter from Rambam’s Hilchot To’en VeNit’an (Laws of Claims and Counterclaims) addresses complex legal scenarios involving disputes over ownership of movable items (kelim), particularly when they are in the possession of craftsmans (umanim), renters, […]

Daily Tanach Sunday 4th Marcheshvan Sefer Yirmiyah Chapter 13: Hashem’s Judgment and Mercy

Chapter 13: Hashem’s Judgment and Mercy 1.      Destruction and Mourning of the Land Shepherds have devastated Hashem’s vineyard, turning a once beautiful field into desolation. The land mourns its ruin, with wasteland stretching across the entirety due to neglect and failure to act. Plunderers have overtaken the streams and pastures, […]