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An Indispensable Collection of Halacha for Life This volume presents Halacha that you need to know, clearly and in all its majesty, through the prism of those who shape it-- the brilliant and saintly sages of all generations right up to ours. It is packed with a great deal of very relevant information and conveys a crucial underlying message: You can keep Halacha! This Sefer will make you feel more at home with the range and thinking of Halacha. It transmits as much Halachic knowledge as possible, with the background that makes it more understandable and easier to remember. It makes serious Halacha interesting, clear, and absorbing. Much care has been taken to give over Halacha authentically-- not watered down to questionable leniency, on the one hand, and not presenting stringencies as normative Halacha, on the other. English

An Indispensable Collection of Halacha for Life This volume presents Halacha that you need to know, clearly and in all its majesty, through the prism of those who shape it-- the brilliant and saintly sages of all generations right up to ours. It is packed with a great deal of very relevant information and conveys a crucial underlying message: You can keep Halacha! This Sefer will make you feel more at home with the range and thinking of Halacha. It transmits as much Halachic knowledge as possible, with the background that makes it more understandable and easier to remember. It makes serious Halacha interesting, clear, and absorbing. Much care has been taken to give over Halacha authentically-- not watered down to questionable leniency, on the one hand, and not presenting stringencies as normative Halacha, on the other. English

This ground-breaking series presents practical halachic guidance in a handy pocket paperback format. Each law is presented in a question and answer format and includes extensive Hebrew sources and footnotes.

Shemita examines the underlying principles and practical observance of the Jewish agricultural sabbatical year, leading readers from the sources in the Torah, Mishna and Gemara to the rulings of leading halakhic authorities, including Rav Kook and the Chazon Ish. The most comprehensive and systematic guidebook on the subject, Shemita considers the laws numerous challenges and solutions pertaining to topics from tree pruning to fruit buying and soup making. Includes diagrams, illustrations and photographs.

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This masterpiece fills a great need for our generation--a generation characterized by a thirst for the eternal values of Judaism. Now, the English-speaking reader can enjoy a clearly written and easy to read summary of Jewish law, based on the Mishnah Berurah. Among the many topics included in this work are: Tzitzis, the daily routine, prayer, tefillin, blessings, the Sabbath, festivals and special days, the dietary laws, and mourning. Shaarei Halachah has been hailed as the Kitzur Shulchan Aruch for our time!

Text: English (translation) Original Language: Hebrew

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The Daily Halacha is a thoroughly original and thought-provoking new one of the Syrian community's most dynamic and inspiring young leaders, Rabbi Eli J. Mansour. Written in the style of the renowned Ben Ish Hai, the book features a brief, yet powerful, discourse on each week's parasha. Taken individually or as a whole, the essays deliver a timely and compelling message regarding the Torah Jew's role in the modern world. Interwoven between each parasha are halachot -- over 300, in total -- that are applicable to every person's daily life. Presented mainly in question-and-answer format, the halachot cover such topics as avelut, berachot, berit mila, kashrut, tefila and more. The book also includes extensive responses on Shabbat as well as on general topics like avoiding anger, use of nicknames, business ethics. Many of the halachos discussed present the accepted Ashkenazi practice in addition to the Sefaradi tradition, and each response is replete with the sources for the Halach

The Daily Halacha is a thoroughly original and thought-provoking new one of the Syrian community's most dynamic and inspiring young leaders, Rabbi Eli J. Mansour. Written in the style of the renowned Ben Ish Hai, the book features a brief, yet powerful, discourse on each week's parasha. Taken individually or as a whole, the essays deliver a timely and compelling message regarding the Torah Jew's role in the modern world. Interwoven between each parasha are halachot -- over 300, in total -- that are applicable to every person's daily life. Presented mainly in question-and-answer format, the halachot cover such topics as avelut, berachot, berit mila, kashrut, tefila and more. The book also includes extensive responses on Shabbat as well as on general topics like avoiding anger, use of nicknames, business ethics. Many of the halachos discussed present the accepted Ashkenazi practice in addition to the Sefaradi tradition, and each response is replete with the sources for the Halach

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I am renting a house and the fixed term of my contract already passed. Do I need to give notice before terminating the lease? Are there any limitations on raising my tenant's rent at the end of his lease term? The air conditioning in our apartment broke and it took two weeks to be repaired. Are we entitled to a discount on the rent for that month? One of my tenants are constantly disturbing another one of my tenants. Am I allowed to evict the disturbing tenant? Am I required to? Is my tenant responsible for all damage that occurred in the apartment during his tenancy? Does it make a difference if I have a security deposit? I installed new carpeting and lighting in my rented apartment. At the end of the tenancy, am I entitled to some reimbursement from the landlord or the next tenant? These are just some of the many halachic questions that arise with regard to property rentals. In this book, Rabbi Baruch Meir Levin explains the underlying concepts of these halachos in simple, plain English and applies them to modern day circumstances in a clear, organized and practical manner. The book also includes many psakim from contemporary poskim. As in many areas of monetary halacha, the common accepted practice of the time will often affect the halacha. To this end, Rabbi Levin has done considerable research into current practices among landlords and tenants as well as the secular law in this field, and discusses their impact on the halacha. LANDLORD-TENANT in HALACHA is an invaluable guide for landlords and tenants, as well as for the scholar pursuing the practical applications of these halachos

The life and teachings of Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik.

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This Messianic Siddur for Shabbat contains the liturgy for Shabbat in the Messianic Synagogue and for Shabbat at home. The liturgy includes the name of YHWH only in Hebrew, so each Synagogue can treat it according to their own halacha. The traditional prayers of ancient Judaism are included, with prayers from the Brit Khadasha, honoring the Messiah Yeshua. All congregational liturgy is transliterated in an easy to read format. The Daily prayers are provided as well, with Daily Tehillim [Psalms] according to customs in the Beit HaMikdash. The High Holy Day prayers are included in their own sections, Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot. There are also blessings for Shavuot and Khannukah. It also contains a complete version of the Tehillim [Psalms], and a table showing which Tehillah is read with the weekly Torah Portion. There is a table for the Torah Portions and Haftarah, with Brit Khadashah portions as well. It is a great resource for the Messianic Synagogue, and for the home.