Shabbat 3:3 - Cooking with byproducts of Fire and Sun Seder Moed Sponsorship Available Masechet Shabbat Sponsorship Available This class is taught by Rabbi Ikey Tawil MishnaStudy.com
Shabbat 3:2 - Oven and Single Stove Seder Moed Sponsorship Available Masechet Shabbat Sponsorship Available This class is taught by Rabbi Ikey Tawil MishnaStudy.com
Shabbat 3:1 - A Stove Ignited Before Shabbat Seder Moed Sponsorship Available Masechet Shabbat Sponsorship Available This class is taught by Rabbi Ikey Tawil MishnaStudy.com
Shabbat 2:7 - Three Things a Person Must Announce Erev Shabbat Seder Moed Sponsorship Available Masechet Shabbat Sponsorship Available This class is taught by Rabbi Ikey Tawil MishnaStudy.com
Shabbat 2:6 - Because of Three Sins Women Perish Seder Moed Sponsorship Available Masechet Shabbat Sponsorship Available This class is taught by Rabbi Ikey Tawil MishnaStudy.com
Shabbat 2:5 - Extinguishing the Candle Out of Fear Seder Moed Sponsorship Available Masechet Shabbat Sponsorship Available This class is taught by Rabbi Ikey Tawil MishnaStudy.com
Shabbat 2:4 - Making a Hole in an Eggshell Seder Moed Sponsorship Available Masechet Berachot Sponsorship Available This class is taught by Rabbi Ikey Tawil MishnaStudy.com
Shabbat 2:3 - Lighting with Flax or a Cloth Wick Seder Moed Sponsorship Available Masechet Berachot Sponsorship Available This class is taught by Rabbi Ikey Tawil MishnaStudy.com
Shabbat 2:2 - Bad Smelling Oils Seder Moed Sponsorship Available Masechet Berachot Sponsorship Available This class is taught by Rabbi Ikey Tawil MishnaStudy.com
Shabbat 2:1 - With What Can You Light? Seder Moed Sponsorship Available Masechet Berachot Sponsorship Available This class is taught by Rabbi Ikey Tawil MishnaStudy.com
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About Mishna Study
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Our mission is to create a platform that provides an accessible and comprehensive Mishna study based off of the commentary of HaRambam. We seek to generate an experience where students can become…
intimately familiar with the text and framework of the Mishna. This program will allow students to engage in an introductory in-depth (iyun) study of the Mishna, to understand its emergent laws, and to properly contextualize Torah Shebe’al Peh. This study’s objectives are to increase knowledge of our foundations to Jewish law, to strengthen our sense of awe and love of God, and reinforce our personal and national Jewish identity.