Yosef Muchnik

Shulchan Aruch Harav (Jewish Law) - 5 minutes daily

Arts EN ↓ 1187 episodes

A daily broadcast of the Code of Jewish Law by the founder of Chabad, Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi. Each daily class is 5 minutes long, explained in English, includes both the law and the rationale. The class is delivered by Rabbi Yosef Muchnik

Author

Yosef Muchnik

Category

Arts

Podcast website

www.buzzsprout.com

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

Where to listen?

Podcasts in the app Replaio Radio Coming soon

Podcasts are coming to the app soon. Install now and be the first to see a whole new take on podcasts

Get it on Google Play Install for free Android 5M+ downloads · 4.8 rating iOS soon

Episodes

What we need to do starting 30 days before Pesach. 21.03.2022
The Eight Mitzvos of Pesach 20.03.2022
If a community davens too early, can they perform malacha afterwards? Maariv before Mincha??! 18.03.2022
Does a visitor have to accept Shabbos when the town he’s visiting does? What happens if one davened too early? 17.03.2022
The reason many women may light candles and make a Bracha in the dining room. Why unmarried girls light candles. May an individual accept Shabbos before the Community does? (Correct Audio) 16.03.2022
The reason many women may light candles and make a Bracha in the dining room. Why unmarried girls light candles. May an individual accept Shabbos before the Community does? 15.03.2022
Prime location for Shabbos Candles. Guest Blessing. 14.03.2022
Why should long Shabbos candles be used? Where do the candles have to be lit? Is it ever permitted to move the lit candles? 13.03.2022
Should a blind women light Shabbos candles? 11.03.2022
What a women should do if she forgot to light Shabbos candles? Is the mitzvah to light or to derive satisfaction from the light? Can a women say a Bracha over a candle light by a non-Jew? 10.03.2022
The case of a women lighting candles and the husband accepting Shabbos then but not her. Can a women ask a non-Jew to light for her? 09.03.2022
If women are all eating together should they all light? What should business partners do when spending Shabbos in a hotel? 07.03.2022
How a man must fulfill his obligation to light Shabbos candles when he’s away from home. Living at the in-laws, but traveling. A elderly parent. 06.03.2022
Why women cover their hands after lighting. What single guys should do. Light where you eat or sleep? 04.03.2022
What word is added to the candle lighting Bracha in Chabad custom? Is the Bracha said before or after lighting? Why? How can we say that HaShem commanded us for Rabbinic Mitzvos? 03.03.2022
Another opinion of what constitutes the acceptance of Shabbos. Why a women should daven Mincha before lighting. 02.03.2022
The earliest and latest times to light Shabbos candles. Does lighting candles constitute the acceptance of Shabbos? Can a women make a stipulation not to accept Shabbos when lighting? Can a women relight a candle that has gone out? Why can’t a women extin 01.03.2022
Are men obligated to light Shabbos candles? Why do women light them? When does a man light them? Should a man prepare the candles? 28.02.2022
Should one beg for money to buy Shabbos candles? What’s more important, candles or bread? Kiddush or candles? Why? 27.02.2022
The reward for having attractive Shabbos candles. What’s the minimum amount of candles that must be lit why? Different customary amounts. The penalty for failing to light Shabbos candles. 25.02.2022
Where should the lights be left on for Shabbos and why? Can electric lights serve this purpose? 24.02.2022
What to do if you don’t have Shabbos clothing. Can one wear any weekday clothing on Shabbos? Why do we turn to the back of Shul at the end of Lecha Dodi? When should one change and bath? Best time for mikvah. 23.02.2022
When to get rid of cobwebs, the basis for “Shabbos clothing” 22.02.2022
Does Shabbos begin with Mizmor Shir or Barchu? Why should the table be set before Shabbos? Does this apply only to the Dining Room table? 21.02.2022
What’s the earliest that one may accept Shabbos? 20.02.2022

Listen to the Shulchan Aruch Harav (Jewish Law) - 5 minutes daily podcast in Replaio

Radio and podcasts in one app - free, with no sign-up. Install today and do not miss the launch

Get it on Google Play

Replaio is not a podcast publisher; show names, artwork and audio belong to their authors and are distributed through public RSS feeds.