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Meaning of "halakha"
halakha (noun): In Jewish tradition, Halakha refers to the collective body of Jewish religious laws derived from the Torah and Talmud. Halakha guides Jewish individuals in various aspects of life, including diet, prayer, holidays, and interpersonal relationships, and serves as a framework for ethical and moral conduct
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One should be proud to be fulfilling the halakha.
The halakha follows the majority.
And that is the halakha.
Practical halakha is in principle only one way to act.
His specialty was the interaction between medical ethics and halakha.
The halakha of bal tashkhit refers to this also.
But there are times when halakha permits a neder to be broken.
Halakha requires specific formalities for a get to be considered valid.
An important area of halakha provides soil and land protection.
He did not learn of halakha.
In our modern world the spirit of halakha as a multifaceted living tradition becomes extremely relevant.
It carries authority only as far as the practical implementation of the halakha is concerned.
Halakha transforms the fluid liquid of Jewish beliefs and transforms them into a solid substance.
Treating women as impure and filthy begins with halakha and continues with actions.
This is the category which urgently necessitates dealing with issues of spirituality and established halakha.
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The following suggests a new insight into the world of halakha and its practical application.
Halakhic statements directly relate to questions of Jewish law and practice halakha.
It is roughly analogous to halakha in Judaism.
The system describing the practical application of the commandments is known as Halakha.
The Torah and halakha help us achieve our human potential within a religiously meaningful framework.
Still others encourage a serious observance of Jewish halakha.
In these collections the line between independent halakha and Midrash halakha is not sharply drawn.
The custom was fixed as a binding Halakha.
However this story relates another exception where Halakha requires that one surrender their life.
All children are Jewish according to halakha.
It derives halakha from Biblical verses.
The collection is part of the larger Jewish law or halakha.
Samaritan law is not the same as Halakha Rabbinic Jewish law.
A few examples will serve to illustrate the style of the older Midrash halakha.
Other Jews insisted on strict adherence to halakha Jewish law and custom.
One area of Talmudic scholarship developed out of the need to ascertain the Halakha.
The collection of Midrashe Halakha Sifre and Mekhilta are attributed mainly to him.
Soloveichik was known for his stringency in halakha Jewish law.
Halakha is developed slowly, through a precedent based system.
A Jew knows no other way of reaching out to God other than through halakha.
The halakha defines a hierarchy of praying with the community,.
Details of this issue are discussed in Conservative Halakha.
Halakha doesn't allow clothes made of both wool and linen.
The Tur continues to play an important role in Halakha.
That her sins are so grave, halakha says she should be punished by death.
Reconstructionist and Reform Jews do not generally treat halakha as binding.
And why was the halakha not established in accordance with his opinion?
The concept is relevant to many aspects of Talmudic law and Halakha.
Since the mitzva is rabbinic, the halakha follows the lenient opinion.
One suggested solution would simply define a Jew according to Halakha.
What does halakha say about the man's responsibility to procreate in this situation?
Rabbi Akiva was a leading contributor to the Mishnah and to Midrash halakha.
Even when practical halakha must be decided upon, the heat of debate must stay alive.
Relatively few Jews still live in strict accordance with the Halakha.
As in most cases, halakha is in accordance with Hillel.
