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📅 Luach Hayom – Today in Halacha & Jewish History: 8th Iyar
Post Views: 11 Subscribe to Receive PDF 📅 Today in Jewish History Table of Contents 📅 Year 4856 (1096) — The Persecutions of the First Crusade In the year 4856 (1096), during the course of the First Crusade, brutal persecutions were unleashed against the Jewish communities of Ashkenaz. On the eighth
🔥Daily Tanya – Chapter 45 Part 2: Yaakov kissing Rachel-Arousing Divine mercy for the Shechinah
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📜 Daily Chumash & Rashi Acharei Mos Kedoshim Shevi’i: Punishments for sins
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📖 Daily Rambam (1 Chapter) Mezuzah – Chapter 5: The Laws of the Mezuzah: Writing, Form, Placement, and Obligation
Post Views: 8 Halachah 1 — Writing the Mezuzah A mezuzah is written with the two passages Shema and V’hayah im shamo’a on one piece of parchment in a single column, with a small space left above and below. It is valid if written in two or three columns, but invalid if written:
📚Daf Yomi Summary – Menachot 104: The Minchah of the Individual: Poverty, Precision, and Divine Valuation
Post Views: 9 A Minchah Cannot Be Brought in Partnership The Mishnah rules: Two people may not jointly bring a meal‑offering But they may jointly bring: Burnt offerings Peace offerings Reason: The Torah describes the minchah as brought by a “nefesh” (individual soul) A minchah is inherently personal, not communal
💧 Sotah Summary – Sotah 23: When the Sotah Ritual Ends: Burned Offerings and Gender Distinctions
Post Views: 11 When the Sotah Minchah Is Burned The Sotah meal‑offering is burned (not eaten) if: She confesses Witnesses testify to adultery She refuses to drink Her husband refuses to proceed Her husband had relations with her after the warning In all these cases: The ritual stops The offering

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