Jewish law

The prohibition of orlah proscribes all fruits produced by a tree within its first three years

When two adults eat together with a child who has not yet reached the age of Bar Mitzvah, rabbinic authorities debate whether the child can be counted for a zimun (the invitation to recite Grace after Meals)

A comprehensive guide to the Mishnah, the compilation of traditional Jewish law

Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, of blessed memory, wrote in his book about how the evil eye isn't just from those who harbor ill will, but even from friends and scholars.

Navigating religious guidelines for swimming in modern times - from Shabbat rules to modesty concerns at pools and beaches

Jewish law teaches that saving a life overrides almost every commandment—even Shabbat and Yom Kippur prohibitions.

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

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

Behind the sun and sand lies a halachic and spiritual challenge. Learn why mixed swimming is a serious matter in Judaism