Halacha

When running on Shabbat is forbidden, when it’s allowed for a mitzvah or enjoyment, and how to balance between rest and joy on the holy day

The clear halachic rules on children’s toys that make noise on Shabbat — when it’s considered a musical act, when it’s permitted play, and how to balance joy with Shabbat sanctity

Can a Jew sue another Jew in civil court? This guide explores halachic sources and the proper path for justice

Shaving the beard raises important halachic questions. Here’s what classic and modern Torah sources say about razors, scissors and electric shavers

The difference between printed and handwritten texts, the customs of Sephardim and Ashkenazim, and the laws regarding proper respect for holy items

How to calculate halachic hours, when late prayers still count, and what to do if you missed the proper time for morning prayer

Practical answers from leading rabbis: technology, family challenges, non-observant homes, and modern Shabbat dilemmas

Jewish law defines clear standards for charity, and promises divine abundance in return. Learn how Rambam and the Shulchan Aruch guide the balance between generosity, responsibility, and spiritual reward.

Rabbi Ovadia Yosef teaches that Torah learning must include halacha. Here's what to know about balancing Daf Yomi and daily mitzvah study