Bountiful Blessings with Rabbi Sariel Malitzky

Must women join a Zimun of men? Can they leave before the Zimun?

Can an Onen help make the Zimun? What about on Shabbos? How about an Avel? For the Seudas Havraah?

What do you say if you are present when others are doing zimmun but you didn’t eat?

Often in our prayers we talk about our fathers, אבותינו. How does a convert relate to those berachos and prayers?

In this episode, we continue our exploration into davening.

Two people finished eating when a third individual stops by and has a cup wine or a piece of cake. Is that considered that they ate together? Can they join for a Zimun?

With so many people only eating Gluten Free, the question arises whether or not the gluten free individual who ate his gluten free bread can lead the Zimun.

In my family, at times, some children will eat dairy and someone will meet at the same meal. Can we have a zimun altogether?

Should you recite a beracha if the food is not kosher? What about about beracha acharona? Does it matter if you know or not the kosher starus? Let’s say it was an accident?

B'ezras HaShem, all of the children will be released. When they are indeed released, should they bentch Gomel? Why not?