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Learning Torah is of the most important mitzvot in Judaism because it enables all other mitzvot and draw us closer to Hashem. | |||
== Mitzvot of Talmud Torah == | == Mitzvot of Talmud Torah == | ||
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* [[Respecting a Sefer Torah]] | * [[Respecting a Sefer Torah]] | ||
* [[Geniza]] ([[Sheimos]]/[[Discarding Holy Material]]) | * [[Geniza]] ([[Sheimos]]/[[Discarding Holy Material]]) | ||
* [[Communal Funds]] | |||
== Klalim (Rules) == | == Klalim (Rules) == | ||
Latest revision as of 20:46, 10 July 2020
Learning Torah is of the most important mitzvot in Judaism because it enables all other mitzvot and draw us closer to Hashem.
Mitzvot of Talmud Torah
- Laws of Learning Torah
- Shenayim Mikrah (Reading The Weekly Torah Portion)
- Special Tefilla to Say Before and After Learning
- Where Is It Permissible to Learn Torah?
- Bitul Torah (Not Wasting Time From Learning)
- Breaking up Pesukim and Paragraphs of Torah
- Mitzvah to Learn Torah
- Writing a Sefer Torah
Kavod HaTorah (Respect for Torah)
- Standing for a Talmid Chacham and for the elderly
- Loving Torah Scholars (Talmidei Chachamim)
- Respect for a Shul
- Respecting Holy Books (Kedushat Sefarim)
- Respecting a Sefer Torah
- Geniza (Sheimos/Discarding Holy Material)
- Communal Funds
