Yosef Muchnik

Shulchan Aruch Harav (Jewish Law) - 5 minutes daily

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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

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Arts

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www.buzzsprout.com

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Sec 248:12-13a - Is traveling for commercial activity a Mitzvah? Is Visiting Eretz Yisroel considered a Mitzvah? 21.12.2021
Sec 248:10-11 How one can spend Shabbos on a ship when Friday is Yom Tov. The difference between a carriage and a ship 20.12.2021
What does a person need to do to be allowed to enter a ship on Friday for the sake of mitzvah 19.12.2021
The limits to traveling on a ship on Shabbos even for a mitzvah. Why swimming is forbidden 17.12.2021
248:6-7 Does it matter who the passengers are on the ship? 16.12.2021
Sec. 248-5b - Why a person can enter a ship three or more days before Shabbos 15.12.2021
Sec. 248:4-5a - When one can be lenient with regard to ship or boat travel 14.12.2021
Sec 248-3b 13.12.2021
248:3a - The difference between a sea voyage and a river trip 12.12.2021
243:1b-2 - When is it permitted to travel on a ship leaving on Friday 10.12.2021
Section 248:1a - Setting Out on a Sea Voyage or Caravan in Regard to Shabbos 09.12.2021
Shulchan Aruch Harav 243:3 09.12.2021

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