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🗓️✨ Luach Hayom – Today in Halacha & Jewish History: 25th Iyar
📅 Today’s Yartzites – 25th Iyar 🕯️Rabbi Shaul, son of the holy Rabbi Yitzchak HaLevi Hager of Hâg Author of Binyan Shaul, he is recorded in Ashkenazic calendars as having passed away in 5545 (1785). His works reflect halakhic engagement shaped by the rabbinic culture of Central Europe. 🕯️ Rabbi
🔥Daily Tanya – Chapter 51 Part 3: Hashem fills all worlds and its creations, in accordance with its need and function
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đź“ś Daily Chumash & Rashi Parshas Bamidbar Shelishi: The census of men in the Twelve tribes above age 20
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📄 Daily Tanach –  Nachum Chapter 2: The Fall of Nineveh and the End of Assyrian Terror
The Approaching Attacker (Nahum 2:1–2) Nahum opens the chapter with a dramatic announcement: the destroyer is advancing against Nineveh. The city is warned to strengthen defenses, guard the roads, brace itself, and muster all its strength. The irony is obvious—despite every preparation, resistance will be futile. At the same time,
📖 Daily Rambam (1 Chapter) Brachos Chapter 9: Blessings Over Pleasant Fragrances: Their Types, Sources, and Limitations
Halachah 1 — Obligation to Bless Over Fragrance Just as it is forbidden to benefit from food or drink without a blessing, it is likewise forbidden to derive pleasure from a pleasant fragrance without first reciting a blessing. The appropriate blessing depends on the source of the fragrance: From trees →
📚 Daf Yomi Summary –Chullin 12: Rov Applied: When Majority Overrides Doubt
Rov in Competing Possibilities The Gemara discusses cases where: An item could have come from multiple sources Most sources are permitted A minority are forbidden Rule: We follow the majority — even without knowing the exact source. Rov vs. Mi’ut (Minority) Important clarification: We do not require investigation into the
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