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What is one to do with an old and worn out Kosher Tallis?
This Halacha is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here or on Amazon.com What is one to do with an old and worn out Kosher Tallis? A Kosher Tallis:[1] A [Kosher] Tallis[2] which is worn out [but still contains Kosher Tzitzis[3]] is to be separated by the person from any use. One is
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 Chumash & Rashi Revi’i Chayeh Sarah – Eliezer in the house of Besuel
*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 Purchase on our website Sign up for Daily Distribution Sponsor an Episode Revi’i Eliezer thanks Hashem for doing kindness for his
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?
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