Shabbat

From soulful singing to long meals and hours of Torah study, for Israeli singer Joshua Limoni, Shabbat is an immersive experience

A beautiful post-Passover custom symbolizes livelihood, renewal, and the reopening of heavenly gates

Practical Halachic (Jewish Legal) Guidance for the Jewish Home

Understanding how, when, and why we can or can't freeze water or melt ice on Shabbat

What Jewish law says about kids and Shabbat restrictions

A clear guide to common halachic (Jewish legal) questions about applying makeup and similar concerns on Shabbat

From cold showers to children's pools—navigating Jewish law on washing and hygiene on Shabbat

Why two loaves of bread are placed on the Shabbat table—and what counts as a “whole” bread

A clear guide to the laws—and the spirit—of eating on Shabbat.

A beginner’s guide to Shabbat prayer etiquette—spiritual requests, early services, and synagogue customs

A candid interview with Israeli singer Yishai Levi about the meaning of Shabbat, treasured moments, and who he would love to host or visit

From sunrise study to starry-eyed songs, this heartfelt interview reveals the meaning of Shabbat, family, and tradition

Israeli singer Ariel Zilber's heartfelt reflection on sacred rhythms, learning, and togetherness on Shabbat

From soulful prayers to family time and Torah learning—how Israeli singer Meydad Tasa experiences the beauty of Shabbat

Discover a captivating story circulating through the internet, presenting a modern version of 'Yosef Mokir Shabbat' with a surprising ending.

The fascinating reasons behind the custom for women to refrain from tasting the Havdalah wine, and learn the practical ruling according to Jewish law

How souls return to complete their missions, how suffering is transformed into purpose, and how understanding the hidden worlds brings peace after loss

In Judaism, numbers carry deep and esoteric meanings, acting as hidden clues and creating unique structures. Let's delve into the mysteries of the numbers 6 and 7 and their special patterns.

Understanding the laws, common mistakes, and when exceptions apply

The Torah's definition of “work” as creative action, and how this timeless principle connects to the essence of divine creation