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A noted scholar and researcher, Rabbi Yehuda Shurpin serves as content editor at Chabad.org, and writes the popular weekly Ask Rabbi Y column. Rabbi Shurpin is the rabbi of the Chabad Shul in St. Louis Park, Minn., where he resides with his wife, Ester, and their children.
And Other Common Sukkah Q&A
Is it considered a candle made specifically for the departed?
The cemetery is the resting place of the righteous, and prayers offered there are more readily accepted.
Stand for this, sit for that, stand again a moment later. To the uninitiated, it can look almost choreographed. And it is, but not arbitrarily so.
The Talmud discusses this question quite extensively.
Although the Torah's laws of damages existed long before computers, they provide categories and insight through which the laws and ethics of new technologies can be analyzed.
When must mistakes be corrected? How should one proceed when an error is discovered in the Torah scroll?
How we begin our day can shape the way the rest of it unfolds.
While prayer is often seen as a deeply personal conversation with G-d, Judaism teaches that it is also fundamentally communal.
Can produce grown without direct connection to the earth still be called pri ha’adamah—“fruit of the ground”?
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