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Is it permitted to take a 4-month-old baby to a cemetery? Thank you.
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Is it permitted to take a 4-month-old baby to a cemetery? Thank you.
Hello esteemed Rabbi. I have been married for almost three years and have a blessed baby. Before my marriage, I attended a seminary where I consulted with the rebbetzin on various matters, and now it...
There is a verse in Shir HaShirim, "If a man would give all the wealth of his house for love, it would be utterly despised," what is Shlomo's intent in this verse? I have heard several opinions and my...
My husband’s four species (the lulav, hadassim, and aravot) have been inside a completely sealed case since Sukkot, and they have become completely moldy. May I throw them in the trash, or must I stil...
Hello, with all due respect! My son and I planted a lemon tree and an orange tree this year after Rosh Hashanah. First question: were we supposed to recite a blessing? If so, is it too late? Second qu...
Hello, Rabbi. Is it true that one is forbidden to kill butterflies? Not just for no reason, of course, only if they come into the house and are disturbing.Thank you.
Hello! My son is 13 and has started putting on tefillin. I saw him reciting the Shema of Shacharit with his left hand—where he puts on the tefillin... he remembers that this is what his teacher told h...
Greetings and blessings. I would like to know the latest time permitted to recite the Birkat Meayin Shalosh (Al Hamichya) following the conclusion of eating. I have been told that it is 72 minutes, as...
Hello Rabbi, if I baked meat in the oven, and then I need to bake something dairy - what should I do? Once, I was told that I need to clean the oven, wait 24 hours, and then run it at the highest heat...
Hello, we have the custom of not wearing new clothes on Rosh Hashanah. I wanted to know what the source of this custom is and what the reasoning behind it is? Thank you very much, and may you have a g...