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Daily Halacha: Pas Palter – Must commercially baked bread be Pas Yisrael and why many are lenient (Monday, 23rd Teves)
Post Views: 23 Pas Palter-Must commercially baked bread be Pas Yisrael:[1] Many of us are familiar with the prohibition against eating bread baked by a gentile, known as Pas Akum. Many of us also know the concept of Pas Yisroel, which stems from this prohibition. Yet, in practice, many people
Daily Halacha: May one enter Sefarim into a bathroom? (Sunday, 22nd Teves)
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Daily Halacha: The Rambam’s Revolutionary Halachic Rulings & Their Impact in Heaven – A Tribute on His Yahrzeit, the 20th of Tevet (Thursday, 19th Teves)
Post Views: 42 The Rambam’s Revolutionary Halachic Rulings & Their Impact in Heaven – A Tribute on His Yahrzeit, the 20th of Tevet: This article is written in commemoration of the Rambam’s yahrzeit, which falls on the 20th of Tevet. The Rambam—Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon—was a towering figure in Jewish
Daily Halacha: Is it permitted to place money on a table as bait to identify a thief? (Wednesday, 18th Teves)
Post Views: 40 Is it permitted to place money on a table as bait to identify a thief?[1] In situations where a person suspects that theft has taken place within his home or business, he may wish to discover who is responsible in order to prevent further loss and to
Daily Halacha: Can parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, or siblings, act as Shomrim who prevent Yichud (Tuesday, 17th Teves)
Post Views: 56 Table of Contents Can parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, or siblings, act as Shomrim who prevent Yichud?[1] The laws of Yichud—prohibiting seclusion between a man and a woman who are not married to each other—are central to maintaining modesty and preventing inappropriate relationships. However, Halacha provides exceptions when
Daily Halacha: Expressing Gratitude to a Jewish Lender: Is It Permitted According to Ribis Laws? (Monday, 16th Teves)
Post Views: 53 Expressing Gratitude to a Jewish Lender: Is It Permitted According to Ribis Laws? We all know about the prohibition against taking interest on loans between Jews. This is a well-known halacha: when you lend money to a fellow Jew, you are not allowed to ask for or

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