Examples of using Halakha in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Tevilla for a pregnant woman is a kabbalistic segula, not a halakha.
This halakha reflects the aspiration for all of Israel to be unified before God.
Do not provoke the nations, even if we are in control here, there is a halakha.
Poetry, halakha, contemplation and interpretation were all intertwined in this great personality.
These and these are the words of the living God, and the halakha is like the House of Hillel.”.
But it needs to be halakha that at least includes all the denominations of Orthodoxy.
His main fields of interest are: The wisdom of love; democratic education; halakha and state.
This halakha was the subject of public discussion in our days at the time of the siege of Beirut.
Because if people always have to ask about every detail,only a few will fulfill the halakha correctly.
There are certainly contradictions between Halakha and democracy- particularly in the sphere of the rights of individuals.
This halakha, too, can only be understood if we regard the process of betrothal as lasting until the time of the marriage.
We shall not always or perhaps almost never succeedentirely in resolving the moral difficulties arising in Halakha.
Rav Aḥa bar Ḥanina said thatRabbi Yehoshua ben Levi said: The halakha is in accordance with the opinion of Rabbi Shimon ben Yoḥai.
We must therefore seek some other explanation for why the prohibition of touching the carcass of animpure animal is not practiced as halakha.
Is this not an area where halakha should have retreated, so as not to overwhelm the very virtue it is trying to promote?
I do not understand why the rabbinicalcourts are suddenly ready to throw the halakha into the garbage and rely on science.
It may be suggested that the Torah(like Halakha) obligates human effort,[1] and it is this principle that Moshe comes to teach us here.
By contrast, most Masortim(57%) and an overwhelming majority of Hilonim(90%)oppose making halakha the law of the land for Jews in Israel.
Therefore, the halakha which says that there must be separation between men and women is a mistaken halakha, which must be revoked.
Until this day it wasn't possible for men who observed halakha to participate in dance lessons, because there were no male-only classes.
The Halakha for all time, determined by the Sanhedrin of Israel with“not in heaven” created the basis for free deliberation and persuasion between people.
But first, as an introduction, I wish to discuss the nature of halakha as a legal system in general, and why it is so central to Judaism.
Rather, this halakha is intended to express the brotherhood and the great responsibility incumbent upon each person towards his relatives, neighbors, and nation.
Having dealt with essentials elements of monarchy within Halakha, we should now proceed to examine the status of alternate systems of government.
The Halakha, on the other hand, provides a practical response to this insoluble intellectual and experiential question, through the mandate of repentance in response to suffering.
The situation resulting from the immigration of hundreds of thousand of people who are not Jews according to halakha(Jewish religious law) during the 1990s poses a tough challenge to Orthodoxy, a challenge it doesn't seem able to meet.
In Halakha, in general, there are no mathematical proofs, and knowledgeable people, with intellectual integrity, would have to admit that they have no decisive answer.
A regular posek, after determining halakha, does not allow any room for those who disagree, rather, patterns a clear guideline and strengthens it.
However, the halakha, as ultimately codified, does not exhaust the possibilities that exist in the Torah in theoretical form:“Both these and those are the words of the living God, and the law is in accordance with….”.
By means of these two principles- formalization and concretization- Halakha preserves and maintains the fundamental, essential character of the theoretical aspiration that is expressed in the Written Law, by altering or elaborating upon its external form.