Shabbat

In The Mitzva of Kiddush – Part 3, Rabbi Nachum Chaimowitz explains the connection between Kiddush on Friday night and Shabbat morning, discussing differences in text and purpose, and highlighting how...

In The Mitzva of Kiddush – Part 2, Rabbi Nachum Chaimowitz explores the rabbinic details of Kiddush, including the proper time, place, and cup requirements, emphasizing how these halachot enhance the...

In The Mitzva of Kiddush – Part 1, Rabbi Nachum Chaimowitz explains the Torah commandment to sanctify Shabbat through words, detailing how reciting Kiddush connects us to creation, the Exodus, and the...

So what if I don't keep Shabbat - I'm a good person, I don't murder, I don't steal, I don't harm anyone - what does the Torah say to a person who feels that way?

Rabbi Zamir Cohen explaining the laws of muktzeh on Shabbat, detailing practical applications and their spiritual significance. He also discusses key teachings from the book Nefesh HaChaim on the soul...

Hello, I dreamed on Shabbat night about a small white mouse that was running around in my room, and we could not catch it. I would appreciate it if the rabbi could provide an interpretation of the dre...

On a sleepy Shabbat morning, Leah Gontchevsky woke up a little later than usual. Just the previous eve, her wedding with Yitzik Neuberg had taken place. She glanced at the bed beside hers only to find...

On Shabbat, the 9th of Tevet in the year 4827 (December 30, 1066), a mob stormed the palace of Rabbi Yosef HaNagid. Despite disguising himself, painting his body black, and hiding among the servants,...

Exploiting Shabbat's serenity, Romans breached the city, claiming 12,000 lives and leading Pompey into the Holy of Holies, marking a historic desecration.

Picture Rabbi Shabtai leading the Shabbat melodies, with Prague’s most esteemed joining in, three centuries ago. But what if you could actually hear it today?