halacha

A fascinating exploration of the halachic basis for prohibiting electricity on Shabbat

Creating connections through shared meals: Examining the tradition of 'throwing' bread during Shabbat dinners and its halakhic implications

Understanding Orlah laws across different regions: Are Eilat and Yotvata considered part of Israel regarding agricultural commandments?

Understanding when religious stringencies are appropriate: should everyone adopt extra strictness or is it only for the spiritually elevated?

Experience the fascinating intersection of traditional prayer and musical influences in Jewish liturgy

Should one say 'Our holy Torah is true' between reading and blessing?

Is it permissible to wash the many dishes that accumulated after the third meal of Shabbat?

The perfect reading guide for Shabbat observers: What you need to know about marking your place while reading

A guide to the permissibility of measuring body temperature on Shabbat and how to handle thermometer use according to Jewish law

Although we typically assume that people continue their usual routine in prayers and other matters, when it comes to Birkat Hamazon on Shabbat, there is reasoning that challenges this assumption

Those who have four or more hours to study each day should dedicate three of them to studying halacha, and the rest to studying Gemara and early commentators as they are able

Running deep dive: When is it allowed on the day of rest?

Navigating Shabbat play: A guide to toys that make noise but don't require batteries

Six years ago, he began his journey towards Judaism, facing top scholars despite feeling intimidated, and ultimately, Nathaniel Shasha won the title of International Halacha Champion. 'I don't take credit for anything. I'm one of the smallest in the Yeshiva,' he says in an interview with Hidabroot.

A comprehensive guide to Shacharit prayer timing according to Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's rulings

Is it permissible to watch TV on Shabbat if someone else turns it on? How should children be kept away from screens?

A person who gives charity to the poor, especially one who supports Torah scholars, receives great reward. Through charity, one can avert harsh decrees, as charity saves from death.