What Is the Oldest Language in the World?
Hello and blessings. The Torah says that the first language spoken in the world was Hebrew until the generation of the Dispersion, and there are those who claim that the oldest language in the world i...
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Hello and blessings. The Torah says that the first language spoken in the world was Hebrew until the generation of the Dispersion, and there are those who claim that the oldest language in the world i...
Hello, I have a trip planned, and part of the trip includes visiting a mosque. Is it allowed for me to enter a mosque? The trip is mandatory, and I must attend. Thank you!!
Hello, Rabbi, is there an obligation to sit in a precise manner when studying Torah, such as when studying alone at home from a book? Or may one lie down a little, or sit with one’s feet up while read...
Hello, the matter of a woman's voice is very confusing to me. I would appreciate it if you could clarify the main points, such as who is included in the prohibition, etc. Thank you very much!
Hello! I recently heard that for rice we recite the first blessing of “Mezonot” and the final blessing “Borei Nefashot”. According to the sign: Amen: Rice - Mezonot - Nefashot. Is this correct? If so,...
After leaving synagogue, I realized there were no besamim to recite a blessing over during Havdalah. In the end, I blessed only over the fire and the wine. Did I do the right thing, and if not, what i...
Why do we say at a wedding, If I forget you, Jerusalem, let my right hand forget its skill; let my tongue cling to my palate if I do not remember you. Thank you very much
I know that if a person began a blessing by mistake and said, "Baruch atah Hashem," he can continue with "lamdeni chukecha," because this is a verse one may always recite, and in this way Hashem’s nam...
Shalom and good week, I am a Haredi woman from Jerusalem and I have strong and simple faith. My sister and I returned to observance about 13 years ago. In a discussion we had regarding our money that...
Why do we smell spices during Havdalah? And why do we expose the joints of our fingers when we raise the Havdalah flame? Thank you in advance!