If the Torah is the ultimate guide for the world, why wasn’t it there from Day One?

Creation begins, history unfolds, generations rise and fall and only later does the Torah appear. Was the world incomplete without it? Or was something happening beneath the surface?

Stump the Rabbi - Rabbi Shloma Majeski

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How should one ask the Rebbe for guidance?

Is writing to the Rebbe merely a custom — or is it something much deeper?

In this episode of Stump the Rabbi, Rabbi Noam Wagner explores the Chassidic foundation of writing to the Rebbe and explains why the Rebbe himself described it as “like Yechidus” — a private audience.

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In this episode of Stump the Rabbi, Rabbi Yosef Katzman explores a powerful and often misunderstood question: Are we allowed to “test” Hashem?

We’re often taught that giving tzedakah brings blessing, and many people quote the idea that Hashem will repay 10 times the amount that you gave. But is that really how it works? Can a person give charity with the expectation of receiving more in return or does that cross a line?

Do you always need to ask a Rabbi what to do — or are there times when knowing the Halacha is enough?

In this episode of Stump the Rabbi, Rabbi Shlomo Goldfarb explains the difference between questions of what to do and questions of how to do it. Using real-life examples like Kiddush without wine and practical Shabbos scenarios, he shows when Halacha is clear, when experience is enough, and when a Rav’s broader perspective is essential — especially when small details can change the outcome.

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One of the most difficult questions in the Torah is the commandment to wipe out the nation of Amalek. How can Judaism, a religion based on kindness and the value of life, command the total destruction of a people?

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School often feels like a repetitive cycle: listen to the teacher, memorize the information, take the test, and forget it all a week later. Many teenagers feel completely checked out and bored because they feel like passive participants in their own lives—relegated to the role of "followers." Is there a way to flip the switch from boredom to excitement? How can a student find meaning in the classroom when they feel like a robot just going through the motions?

Stump the Rabbi - Rabbi Mendy Wolf

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Stump the Rabbi - Rabbi Yossi Paltiel

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Why is chabad not strike with the times of davening?

Stump the Rabbi - Rabbi Noam Wagner

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Should one give Chanukah gifts instead of Chanukah gelt?

Stump the Rabbi - Rabbi Yosef Katzman

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Stump the Rabbi - Rabbi Yossi Paltiel

What is the reason for wearing a gartel? When does one wear a gartel?

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