May One Wear New Clothes During a Year of Mourning?
Hello Rabbi, Is it permissible to buy and wear new clothing, shoes, or bags during the year of mourning for a father? Thank you.
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Hello Rabbi, Is it permissible to buy and wear new clothing, shoes, or bags during the year of mourning for a father? Thank you.
I understood that if a non-Jew does something forbidden on Shabbat for her own sake, it is permitted to benefit from it, such as reading a book because of a light she turned on for herself. The questi...
Hello, honored Rabbi, If a person is awake at midnight, what is the order of things they should read? Kriat Shema first or Tikkun Chatzot? Thank you very much
Is an after-blessing recited on yogurt? Is it considered something eaten continuously? And what about an after-blessing on anything eaten with the aid of a straw, such as slush, etc.? Thank you
Hello and blessings! If I fell asleep before I managed to say the Shema and woke up in the middle of the night before dawn, can I say it at that time upon waking? If so, what exactly can I say, the wh...
Hello, in the daily halachic email sent today, it stated that the measurement of a reviit is 81 ml. We have always learned that the measurement of a reviit is 86 ml. My question is, what is the correc...
It is brought in the Midrashim that at the creation of the world, the sun and the moon were the same size. The moon argued that there was no need for two of the same thing, and as a punishment Hashem...
I very much enjoy setting the Shabbat table in the finest way possible, in honor of the Creator of the world. A white tablecloth is not always suitable for me, and I use tablecloths in other colors, n...
Hello, Rabbi!I watched a lesson by Rabbi Zamir Cohen shlit"a, and among other things he spoke about the city of Luz, where people do not die. I would be glad to hear more on the subject.Thank you very...
According to Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, is the separation of Maaser Kesafim (tithing money) an obligation due to custom, where leniency is only allowed in times of hardship, or is it not an obligation at all...