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The Daily Mitzvah - Sefer Hamitzvos of the Rambam episodes
- Day 72: How the laws of marriage protect womenThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 72Thursday, 29 Iyar- How the Torah's laws of marriage protect women.3 min
- Day 71: Prostitution, intimacy out of wedlockThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 71Wednesday, 28 Iyar- Prostitution, and intimacy out of wedlock.5 min
- Day 70: The Evolution of Jewish MarriageThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 70Tuesday, 27 Iyar- The Evolution of Jewish Marriage.4 min
- Day 69: Chanukah, Jewish marriageThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 69Monday, 26 Iyar- Celebrate Chanukah with the Menorah lights.- How to get married.5 min
- Day 68: Trumpets on Fast Day, PurimThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 68Sunday, 25 Iyar- Blow trumpets as part of a fast day.- The celebration and Mitzvahs of Purim!5 min
- Day 66-67: Establish time, Blow trumpetsThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 66-67Friday-Shabbos, 23-24 Iyar- Establish time.- Blow trumpets.5 min
- Day 65: The Secret Code of TimeThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 65Thursday, 22 Iyar- The secret code of time: orbits, cycles, and the math of astronomy.4 min
- Day 64: The System of the Jewish CalendarThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 64Wednesday, 21 Iyar- The intricate system of the modern Jewish calendar.6 min
- Day 62: The Leap YearThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 62Monday, 19 Iyar- Keeping balance of the calendar with the Leap Year.6 min
- Day 61: How the Jewish Calendar is madeThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 61Sunday, Lag B'Omer, 18 Iyar- How the Jewish Calendar is made.5 min
About The Daily Mitzvah - Sefer Hamitzvos of the Rambam
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The daily Mitzvah with Rabbi Levi Dubov.
Join the cycle of learning the Rambam's Sefer Hamitzvos.
In a little under a year, we will learn through the entire book, systematically learning about all the Mitzvos of the Torah.
The plan is to send a 2-5 minute voice note every night for the following day's shiur.