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| Blog Name: | Naaleh Updates |
| Url: | http://naalehupdate.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Torah, Jewish, Judaism |
| Description: | Na’aleh Torah Online is a US Non-profit, designed by experienced Yeshiva and Seminary professionals from Israel, under international Rabbinic guidance. Our goal is to provide FREE online continuing Jewish education to people of all ages and backgrounds. Na’aleh Torah Online does not discriminate based on gender, race, or any other affiliation. This blog is updated almost daily with recent Naaleh classes and happenings. Visitors are encouraged to leave comments and questions about current Torah news and classes. |
| Popularity: | 44 Followers |
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Hanoch Teller Returns to Naaleh.com!
Rabbi Hanoch Teller is back at Naaleh.com with a brand-new course, entitled The Mussar Revolution. This fascinating series will trace the origins and philosophy of the Mussar Movement, founded by Rav Yisrael Salanter. Click on the image below to view the first class.
Rabbi Hanoch Teller is back at Naaleh.com with a brand-new course, entitled The Mussar Revolution. This fascinating series will trace the origins and philosophy of the Mussar Movement, founded by Rav Yisrael Salanter. Click on the image below to view the first class.
Tehillim is Back!
We are pleased to announce that Rabbi Avishai David is back with his popular Tehillim course! The new course, Tehillim VII, begins with a survey of Hallel, the psalms of thanksgiving recited on holidays and Rosh Chodesh: Posted in classes Tagged: hallel, jewish holidays, psal
We are pleased to announce that Rabbi Avishai David is back with his popular Tehillim course! The new course, Tehillim VII, begins with a survey of Hallel, the psalms of thanksgiving recited on holidays and Rosh Chodesh: Posted in classes Tagged: hallel, jewish holidays, psal
Gemara Brachot Resumes
This week, Rabbi Moshe Nechemia Reichman resumes his Gemara Brachot class, with a new course beginning from Daf 13A of Gemara Brachot.
This week, Rabbi Moshe Nechemia Reichman resumes his Gemara Brachot class, with a new course beginning from Daf 13A of Gemara Brachot.
Hilchot Shabbat Come Alive!
Hilchot Shabbat Rabbi Shimon Isaacson provides Naaleh.com users with an in-depth study of the Laws of Shabbat, focusing on both the Halachik underpinnings and reasoning behind the laws, and the practical details of their execution. One student writes in about the class Candle Lighting as Kabbalat Shabbat ‘Brilliant Shiur! Thank you so much!! This is what I have needed for years!!’ -Anoymous Posted in classes Tagged: cand
Hilchot Shabbat Rabbi Shimon Isaacson provides Naaleh.com users with an in-depth study of the Laws of Shabbat, focusing on both the Halachik underpinnings and reasoning behind the laws, and the practical details of their execution. One student writes in about the class Candle Lighting as Kabbalat Shabbat ‘Brilliant Shiur! Thank you so much!! This is what I have needed for years!!’ -Anoymous Posted in classes Tagged: cand
Explore Sarah’s Laughter this week at Naaleh.com!
In this week’s parsha, Parshat Vayeira, we learn of the promise to Avraham that he be blessed with a son at the age of 100, and of Sarah’s laughter at hearing the news. Delve into various perspectives on this intriguing episode in the Torah: Parshat Vayeira: Lessons of Laughter Mrs. Shira Smiles explores the theme of laughter which is connected to the birth of Yitzchak. Parshat Vayeira: Laughter Lessons Mrs. Chana Prero compares Avraham, Sara, and Ishmael’s tzchok (laughter), to determine which laughter is appropriate in differ
In this week’s parsha, Parshat Vayeira, we learn of the promise to Avraham that he be blessed with a son at the age of 100, and of Sarah’s laughter at hearing the news. Delve into various perspectives on this intriguing episode in the Torah: Parshat Vayeira: Lessons of Laughter Mrs. Shira Smiles explores the theme of laughter which is connected to the birth of Yitzchak. Parshat Vayeira: Laughter Lessons Mrs. Chana Prero compares Avraham, Sara, and Ishmael’s tzchok (laughter), to determine which laughter is appropriate in differ
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