Jewish law

A halachic guide for people with ADHD navigating fast days, medication, and concentration during the Megillah reading.

A clear halachic guide for people with attention difficulties on hearing Parashat Zachor and Parashat Parah, including the difference between lack of attention and lack of hearing

Stories from the Sages on how careful thought and human insight lead to justice

How did ancient Israel respond to accidental tragedy? This article examines the cities of refuge and the Torah’s approach to accountability, protection, and moral responsibility.

How interest-free lending creates economic balance without undermining ownership or competition

How Maimonides united faith, philosophy, medicine, and halacha into a single towering legacy

A sensitive, source-based guide to halachic categories, communal customs, and spiritual steps families may take for soul-elevation

What the Sages knew about bees, enzymes, and purity — long before laboratories existed

How human interpretation, the Oral Torah, and halachic decision-making turn disagreement into a foundation of living Jewish law

What does “an eye for an eye” really mean? Discover how the sages explained this verse and how the Oral Torah unlocks the true meaning of the Written Torah.

A central belief in Judaism, the Age of the Messiah promises redemption, restoration, and spiritual renewal. This article explores what this era means and how Jewish tradition understands its arrival.

How the Torah’s mysterious laws of tzara’at unveil a deeper message about spiritual healing, divine connection, and the restoration of human essence

Discover how the daily act of washing hands supports emotional balance, reduces stress, and reflects timeless principles of purity and wellness.

Faced with a nobleman’s request to sell pork, a Jewish innkeeper turned to halacha and found an answer through the Chatam Sofer

A look at his Torah leadership, extraordinary humility, and heartwarming acts of kindness

If four people sit down on a bench and it collapses, must they pay damages? We bring you the answer from France, one thousand years ago...

How did Jews in ancient times observe Shabbat while voyaging on the high seas?