Halacha

Practical guidance on praying while sitting and understanding one of Judaism's most important time calculations.

Even during life’s busiest and hardest moments, setting fixed times for Torah study gives a person lasting spiritual support and clarity.

Jewish wisdom teaches that books, music, and media influence not only the mind, but also spiritual sensitivity and character.

A groom’s panic sparked a major halachic debate: can a kohen marry a woman who received a get only as a stringency?

What does halacha say about borrowing another person’s tallit, siddur, or sefarim in synagogue without asking first?

Between sirens and uncertainty, one family in Kiryat Shmona turned their building shelter into a place of Torah learning, faith, and resilience.

Seizing a rare moment of calm, Kyiv’s Jewish community hosted a mass wedding that united dozens of couples—from young newlyweds to a pair of 93-year-olds—under the *chuppah*. Kyiv’s chief rabbi: "Precisely now, people choose to keep the chain of generations going."

Long before America became a center of Torah life, one determined Jewish businessman refused to compromise on Shabbat, Torah education, and Jewish identity.

Where to light Chanukah candles, proper Megillah reading etiquette, gifts to the poor, the Purim meal, and guidelines for prayer and celebration

Learn the proper customs for aliyot, standing during Torah reading, holding and kissing the Torah scroll, speaking between aliyot, leaving the synagogue, and honoring the Sefer Torah according to halacha

A practical guide to visiting graves, honoring the deceased, washing hands afterward, and key laws every Jew should know

Practical halachic guidance on preparing for Shabbat, checking pockets, asking a non-Jew to work, and other everyday laws many people do not know

Who may a Kohen become impure for? Key laws on funerals, hospitals, graves, flights, and everyday situations

A practical guide to the halachot of Havdalah, the blessing over fire, and honoring the holiness of Motzei Shabbat

Learn the halachic requirements for reciting a concluding blessing, as well as the minimum amounts for food and drinks, time limits for eating, and practical examples involving soup, coffee, tea, gum, and more

One father’s concern about Shabbat observance led to a remarkable lesson in wisdom and compassion.

The renowned halachic authority and leader of Kiseh Rachamim devoted decades to Torah scholarship and teaching.

Discover 10 key facts about the Fast of Behab, a lesser-known Jewish tradition rooted in prayer, reflection, and hope for blessing.

From Chazal to siyum, discover the meaning behind 7 essential Jewish terms and gain a clearer understanding of Jewish life, learning, and tradition.

Discover key facts about the Mishnah, including its 4,192 teachings, Six Orders, and its role as the foundation of Jewish law.