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12 Minute Halacha
by Rabbi Eli Markowitz
We all try to dedicate time for learning Torah. Many people attend Daf Yomi, have a chavrusa, etc. Yet, most people find it difficult to learn Halacha in a consistent and clear way. We either spend too much time on one subject or try to breeze through a summary of all the laws in a few minutes. Neither of these approaches work. The concept of 12 Minute Halacha Daily (Monday through Friday) is to spend one hour a week learning Halacha from the sources all the way through the contemporary poskim and applications. This can be listened to while driving, sitting down with the sefer, or even while taking a leisurely walk. The purpose of the Shiur is to learn Halacha together without getting bogged down with many details or fancy lomdus. This way one can go through many Halachos with a deep appreciation of the sources, the rules, and see why we do what we do in our everyday lives. That is why i chose the Chayei Adam as a springboard. This podcast isn't intended to replace the need for a Rav i
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Microbreweries OU Policy for 2026 Oyster Stout Kashrus Policies vs. Halacha
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Using maaser money for Kapparos (Yom Kippur Review #4)
How much should I spend on Kapparos?
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Kashrus 101 for Yeshiva Bachurim part 2
Pas Yisroel, Sruly Bornstein story, Bishul Akum, Yoshon
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Taking pills on yom kippur (Yom Kippur Review #3)
Caffeine pills, Contraceptives, Advil, Zyrtec,
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Dr. , Rabbi, Should I be Fasting? (Yom Kippur Review #1)
Pregnant women, IVF Pregnancy, Diabetes, UTI, Kidney Stones, Post Partum, Eating Disorders, Nursing Mothers, Post Op, Severe Anxiety, Panic Attacks, Fall Risk, Elderly Patients, Fertility Treatments
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We all try to dedicate time for learning Torah. Many people attend Daf Yomi, have a chavrusa, etc. Yet, most people find it difficult to learn Halacha in a consistent and clear way. We either spend too much time on one subject or try to breeze through a summary of all the laws in a few minutes. Neither of these approaches work. The concept of 12 Minute Halacha Daily (Monday through Friday) is to spend one hour a week learning Halacha from the sources all the way through the contemporary poskim and applications. This can be listened to while driving, sitting down with the sefer, or even while taking a leisurely walk. The purpose of the Shiur is to learn Halacha together without getting bogged down with many details or fancy lomdus. This way one can go through many Halachos with a deep appreciation of the sources, the rules, and see why we do what we do in our everyday lives. That is why i chose the Chayei Adam as a springboard. This podcast isn't intended to replace the need for a Rav i
HOSTED BY
Rabbi Eli Markowitz
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We all try to dedicate time for learning Torah. Many people attend Daf Yomi, have a chavrusa, etc. Yet, most people find it difficult to learn Halacha in a consistent and clear way. We either spend too much time on one subject or try to breeze through a summary of all the laws in a few minutes....
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12 Minute Halacha is created and hosted by Rabbi Eli Markowitz.
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