Learning Torah with Rabbi Sariel Malitzky

Why do some people have a minhag to give their children special treats on Rosh Chodesh? Why do some wear white shirts? And what is the special connection between women and Rosh Chodesh? In this shiur, we explore these interesting minhagim and the unique significance of Rosh Chodesh for women.

What requires sheimos, and what does not? In this introductory shiur, we explore the different categories of holy items and the distinctions that determine how each must be treated.

Shayla of the week. Explore this relevant and interesting question

The Mashgiach shares three powerful messages, drawn from the structure of Shemoneh Esrei and other halachos of davening, that teach us how to develop and strengthen our relationship with Hashem.

Why don't we approach Shabbos with the same intentionality and enthusiasm as we do the Yomim Tovim? Do we truly understand what Shabbos is and what makes it so special? Why does it matter that Hashem rested on Shabbos, and what does that have to do with us?

Is there a halachic issue with men wearing cologne? Does halacha distinguish between men and women when it comes to wearing fragrances?

What is the special connection between women and Rosh Chodesh? And how much do we really understand about the beautiful tefillah we recite each month when bentching Rosh Chodesh? Join us as we explore the unique relationship between women and Rosh Chodesh and discover the meaning, beauty, and powerful messages contained in this familiar tefillah.

We often think of Tefillah as our response to the challenges we face in life. But perhaps it's just the opposite. Maybe the challenges themselves are meant to bring us to Tefillah.

People who are very close to the President of the United States or to a king often feel as though they have everything they could ever need. Why is that? And how can we develop that same feeling of closeness, security, and contentment in our relationship with our King, Hashem?

Listeners pushed back! Is it really true that one recites a bracha on a borrowed tallis? Several listeners brought proofs that one should not. Who is right? I attempt to defend my position!