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The Daily Mitzvah - Sefer Hamitzvos of the Rambam episodes
- Day 50: The Mitzvos of Yom KippurThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 50Wednesday, 7 Iyar- The Mitzvos of the holiest day of the year, Yom Kippur.7 min
- Day 49: How to travel further on ShabbosThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 49Tuesday, 6 Iyar- Don't leave your city limits on Shabbos... But we've got a neat hack that can gain you some extra distance.5 min
- Day 48: Carrying on ShabbosThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 48Monday, 5 Iyar- Carrying on Shabbos, and how King Solomon made a new Rabbinic legislation to avoid confusion.4 min
- Day 47: How to Make Shabbos SpecialThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 47Sunday, 4 Iyar- How to make Shabbos special4 min
- Day 46: The How of Kiddush and HavdalahThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 46Shabbos, 3 Iyar- The How of Kiddush and Havdalah.4 min
- Day 45: Verbally express the greatness of ShabbosThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 45Friday, 2 Iyar- Verbally express the greatness of Shabbos.- Kiddush and Havdalah.3 min
- Day 44: More about City Limits and ShabbosThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 44Thursday, Rosh Chodesh, 1 Iyar- More about City limits and Shabbos5 min
- Day 43: City limits and ShabbosThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 43Wednesday, Rosh Chodesh, 30 Nissan- City limits and Shabbos4 min
- Day 42: More about no court proceedings on ShabbosThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 42Tuesday, 29 Nissan- More about no court proceedings on Shabbos8 min
- Day 41: No court proceedings on ShabbosThe Daily Mitzvah - Day 41Monday, 28 Nissan- No court proceedings on Shabbos4 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.