Jewish Law

Understanding the laws of coloring and smoothing on Shabbat, what types of makeup are permitted, and which are strictly forbidden

Why the Torah forbids razors, how Kabbalah views facial hair as a channel of divine blessing, and what makes the beard a timeless symbol of dignity and faith

It is advisable to be stringent and not eat fish with milk, but if fish was already cooked with milk, one may eat it

Understanding the mourning practices between the 17th of Tammuz and Tisha B’Av — traditions, blessings, and spiritual significance

When dishwashing is permitted on Shabbat — and the difference between meal utensils and drinking cups

When you’re obligated to return an item, what exceptions apply, and how this mitzvah reflects Judaism’s vision of integrity, compassion, and respect for others’ belongings

A clear guide to the laws of writing on Shabbat: when folding a page or making a light mark is allowed, and how Halacha defines a lasting versus temporary mark

Meaning, timing, laws, and the deep spiritual significance behind Judaism’s rarest mitzvah

The source and symbolism of this sacred number, and what it reveals about the harmony between body, soul, and divine law

Understanding the difference between mercury and digital thermometers, and when measuring temperature is allowed on Shabbat

Rabbinic insights on respect, speech, and how our behavior in the synagogue shapes our connection to God

From Talmud to Halacha — how to divide your learning time for maximum spiritual and practical growth

Explore the halachic discussion on cross-dressing for joy or costume purposes and learn why most Torah authorities prohibit men and women from exchanging clothing

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

How to focus on prayer during stressful times? Why pray at graves of the righteous? What to do if you wake up late?

Rabbinic wisdom explains when repeated prayers bring blessing — and when constant pleading can lead to heartache or misplaced expectations

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

Understanding why Adar is considered a month of blessing and good fortune, how Jewish sages reconciled astrology with divine providence, and the spiritual customs of the 7th of Adar

Learn the Torah’s ethical foundations, the precise anatomy of kosher species, and why science confirms that shechita is one of the most humane methods in the world

Why the Torah forbids eating even the tiniest insects, how modern kosher farming methods help prevent contamination, and the deep spiritual lessons behind keeping our food pure

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

Learn the halachic guidelines for Tehillim and why saying them aloud carries special spiritual power

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

Why Judaism sanctifies wine yet warns against intoxication, exploring the fine line between celebration, holiness, and addiction

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.

A comprehensive guide to traditional burial, cremation, body donation, and how each impacts the soul in Jewish belief

Learn how handwashing, bathing, and keeping clean are part of everyday mitzvot in Jewish tradition and halacha

A warm guide to common questions about tefillin: when to wear them, what they mean, and why we don’t wear them on Shabbat