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BSD The eighteen edicts. In the times of the Mishnah, eighteen important edicts were made by Chazal in order to maintain the purity, morality and cleanliness of Klal Yisrael.

BSD Kohanos eating Kodshim; Kiddushin through Maaser Sheni; Kiddushin through embezzling hekdesh.

BSD Talmud Stories: Why did the pious man die young? Why did the scholars want to hide away the book of Yechezkel?

Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of Chol Hamoed with the Mishnah Berurah (O.C. 695). 00:30 The seuda should be in the morning when Purim is on Friday 04:15 Menashe Koton says eat before giving Shalach Manos 05:00 Rabbi Leibel Eiger tells his grandfather he hasn't davened yet. 08:55 Can you eat your [...]

BSD Kohanim are supposed to eat the meat of a sacrifice (after the digestive innards were sacrificed on the actual Mizbe'ach) . Do they own the meat, or do they just have the right to eat it? The question comes to life in the case of a kohen who's mekadesh a woman with his [...]

BSD Can a man and a his niddah wife lie together in bed with their clothes on? Laws of harchakos.

BSD Visiting the sick on Shabbos. Praying in Aramaic. Reading by the candlelight.

BSD "You are hereby mekudeshes to me with...a stolen item". Does that actually work?

BSD More about the unconsummatable Kiddushin. One of a few sisters were wedded to one of a few brothers. What happens next? In this shiur we learn about one of the six cases in the Talmud in which halacha follows Abayey versus Rava.

BSD The Kiddushin that never started. If a man tells two sisters: "One of you is mekudeshes to me" (and both sisters are willing partners), such Kiddushin cannot be consummated, as each sister is either his wife or his "erva" (i.e. wife's sister who is forbidden to him). Is such "unconsummatable" Kiddushin considered Kiddushin [...]