Blessing Shehecheyanu on a New Tallit
I purchased a "large tallit." Do I need to recite the Shehecheyanu blessing on it? I wore it once for about a minute to check the size, and I wonder, for example, when I wear it for an extended period...
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I purchased a "large tallit." Do I need to recite the Shehecheyanu blessing on it? I wore it once for about a minute to check the size, and I wonder, for example, when I wear it for an extended period...
Honorable Rabbi, is it permissible to give tzedakah at night, and does Yalkut Yosef address this, and in which section? Thank you very much.
The sea is located beneath my house, and I do not need to travel by car—am I allowed to enter the sea on Shabbat (wearing a nylon bathing suit)? Thank you very much.
It is said that a Gentile does not have a neshama, but only a nefesh, and it is also said that they have a world to come and Gan Eden and rewards. So if they do not have a soul, how do they have a wor...
Honorable Rabbi, hello, Is the name Yehonatan a good name for a boy? Thank you
There is a common custom that when a person forgets where they placed something, they turn over a cup, and this supposedly helps them find the lost item. Is this a superstition, or is there a basis fo...
To the Rabbi, I wanted to know what blessing one recites over mixtures of foods, for example rice with raisins and vegetables, etc. What is the first blessing, the final blessing, and how is it determ...
With Hashem's help, hello, honored rabbi. A good friend of mine would like to know, regarding a woman’s modesty and dress: where is this written explicitly in the Written Torah? She would like to see...
What blessing is recited on mixed foods such as rice with vegetables or schnitzel (with bread crumbs)? HaMotzi, Shehakol nihyeh bidvaro, or Borei minei mezonot? Thank you very much
Is it permitted, according to Sephardi authorities, for children under Bar Mitzvah age to read from the Torah at the Mincha service on Shabbat or on other days? Thank you.