Halacha

After becoming religious, Liran Rothstein wanted to remove his tattoos. What began as a personal journey turned into a mission to help thousands of others.

Can you repeat words during Shemoneh Esrei? And when may you greet someone during Pesukei D'Zimra? Plus, a moving lesson about appreciating everyday blessings.

A master of Torah, medicine, astronomy, and civil law, Shmuel became one of the most influential sages of the Talmudic era.

Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef explains the practical halachic guidelines for preparing tea and coffee on Shabbat according to Sephardic tradition.

Today's daily halachah discusses prayer priorities, pausing during Shemoneh Esrei, and the power of taking small steps toward spiritual growth.

A powerful insight on spiritual growth, along with two practical halachot regarding the fast of the Seventeenth of Tammuz.

What is permitted during the Three Weeks, and what customs become stricter as Tisha B'Av approaches? This guide explains the essentials.

Why do we fast on the Seventeenth of Tammuz? Can you work, travel, shop, or take exams during the Three Weeks? Here are answers to some common questions.

Learn when music is permitted during prayer and discover timeless wisdom on hosting guests with warmth and respect.

Learn when personal prayers may be recited in another language, whether prayer rites should be changed, and the essential role regret plays in genuine teshuvah.

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