Torah Portion
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?Ask the RabbiFeb 16, 2020
What is the source of the phrase 'There is nothing that stands before one's will'?
What is the source and meaning of this phrase (whether there is an actual source or if it is merely a popular saying)? For example, if I have a strong desire to submit my resignation to my boss and ce...
?Ask the RabbiJan 27, 2020
Is it permissible to sleep with socks at night?
Hello and blessings!Is it permissible to sleep with socks at night (because it is cold)?Thank you in advance and with appreciation!
?Ask the RabbiAug 14, 2019
Is it Permissible to Eat Before Dawn?
Hello, I work as a security guard 5-6 nights a week from 11:00 PM until 7:00 AM. I have the opportunity to study Torah at my post, and I try to increase my Torah study as much as possible. My question...
?Ask the RabbiFeb 20, 2019
The Bedtime Shema for Someone Who Stays Up All Night
Hello, honor of the rabbi, do we recite Shema al haMitah if we are not sleeping at night? Thank you very much
?Ask the RabbiFeb 14, 2019
In the Grace After Meals on Motzei Shabbat, do we say "M'gadol" or "M'gadil"?
Hello and blessings, in the fourth meal on Motzei Shabbat do we say "M'gadol" or "M'gadil"? (מגדול או מגדיל?)Thank you!
?Ask the RabbiFeb 5, 2019
Is It Permissible to Affix a Mezuzah at Night?
Is it permissible to affix a mezuzah at night? Thank you.
?Ask the RabbiJan 14, 2019
Regarding "Derech Eretz Precedes the Torah"
What is the source for the saying: "Derech Eretz precedes the Torah," and what does it mean? Thank you
?Ask the RabbiSep 29, 2018
Tikkun Leil Hoshana Rabba for Women
Shavua Tov and Chag Sameach! I would like to know if women are also allowed/required to recite the Book of Deuteronomy on the night of Hoshana Rabba? Additionally, regarding the Psalms, should they be...
?Ask the RabbiJul 4, 2018
Is It Forbidden to Say the Names of Demons?
Is it true that one should not say the words 'shed' (demon) and 'Lilith'?
?Ask the RabbiJun 23, 2017
Is it forbidden to speak lashon hara about the dead?
Is there a source that it is forbidden to speak lashon hara and the like about the dead? And is it true that the soul, so to speak, takes revenge or is saddened by someone who speaks about it? Urgent...

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