Bruriah: The Scholar Who Challenged the Norms
Bruriah engaged in halachic discussions with scholars, challenging even her own father on laws of purity, and was praised by Rabbi Yehuda ben Bava for her insights.
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"Without Shabbat, There's Nothing"
How Israeli singer Yehuda Masas reconnects with faith, family, and music every week—thanks to the gift of Shabbat
Rabbi Judah HaNasi, Compiler of the Mishnah
Judah HaNasi (Yehuda HaNasi), known as Rabbeinu HaKadosh: his life, leadership and teachings, and his historic role in compiling the Mishnah.
Sleep Talking
Shalom rav, I came across a strange case: when my nephew is sleeping, he says a few sentences and goes back to sleep, and this happens every time he sleeps. My question is what this means and how it c...
Clipping Nails on Rosh Chodesh that Falls on Erev Shabbat
It is known that there are those who follow the decree of Rabbi Yehuda the Pious not to cut nails on Rosh Chodesh. What is the law for someone whose nails are really long? Is it permissible to cut the...
12 or 13 Tribes of Israel?
Honorable Rabbi, Hello, We all know that the number of tribes of Israel is 12. However, since the righteous sons of Joseph each received a tribe, in total we reach 13 tribes: Reuven, Shimon, Levi, Yeh...
Is it permitted to get a haircut on Erev Rosh Chodesh that falls on Shabbat?
Is it permitted to get a haircut on Rosh Chodesh that falls on Erev Shabbat, as this year? Thank you
I Heard There Is a Problem with Closing Openings in the Home. Is That True?
Hello, Rabbi. There is a balcony on the first floor, covered with an awning and a shutter that closes the balcony into two rooms. One room has a door to the balcony as well as a separate window, and t...
Do I need to wait six hours after tasting meaty sauce?
If I took a small bite of chicken, am I supposed to wait six hours even if I only tasted meaty sauce? Thank you
Is it true that a person has no shadow 30 days before passing away?
Hello, esteemed Rabbi! Is it true that 30 days before a person passes away, they have no shadow? And if this is true, does it also apply to non-Jews? Thank you.
