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Jewish Law

Halacha: The Practical Application of Jewish Law

Laws of Cooking on Shabbat

Parshat Shemot – Part 3

End of Shabbat

The Mitzvah of Honoring Parents – Part 1

Thinking Differently on Shabbat

Cooking on Shabbat – Part 3

The Mitzva of Kiddush – Part 1

Shabbat Food

Carrying on Shabbat

Honoring Your Parents

Shabbat Candle Lighting – Part 4

Proper Sorting of Foods on Shabbat

Laws of Muktzeh – Part 1 & the Book “Nefesh Hachaim”

Shabbat – How to Warm Food and Use Electricity

Tomer Devorah – Chapter 2 – Calmness and Tranquility

Shabbat Candle Lighting – Part 1

Prohibition of Cooking Solid Foods

Laws of Combustion & Cooking on Holidays

Tefillin – Part 6

Muktzah on Shabbat

The Mitzvah of Honoring Parents – Part 2

Confessions of a Ritual Circumciser

Cooking on Shabbat – Part 4

The Mitzva of Kiddush – Part 2

Shabbat Candles – Part 3

Tefillin – Part 1

Cooking on Shabbat – Part 1

Tefillin – What is their Meaning and How Do We Wear Them?

Using Modern Technology on Shabbat

Shabbat Candle Lighting – Part 5

Sorting Non-Food Items on Shabbat

The Laws of Hand Washing

Making Time to Pray

Just One Mitzvah Can Change Your Life

Yom Kippur Katan: A Mini Day of Atonement

Three Torah Giants and a Broken Bench

Isn't Forgiveness Wonderful? Not Always...

Shabbat On Board Ship

Are adults obligated to pay for damage they caused as children?

The Power of the Mezuzah: Faith, Protection, and Blessing at Your Doorway

How to Turn Prayer into a Personal Experience

Why, When, and How We Pray for Rain in the Daily Amidah

Torah Measurements and the Width of a Finger

How Far Should One Go to Avoid Hurting Someone's Feelings?

How Much Help Should We Provide to Neighbors?

Your Friend Clinched a Bad Deal -- Should You Tell Him?

How the Torah prohibition against moving boundaries applies to all of us

The Mitzvah of Tzedakah -- Much More than 'Charity'

'Love Your Neighbor As Yourself' in Daily Life

The Real Reason Why Taking Revenge Is Forbidden

The Mitzvah of Visiting the Sick

Providing a Bride with All her Needs -- the Mitzvah of Hachnassat Kallah