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Where can I find good universally frum halacha online?
Also… is there a place where I can find halacha in Spanish too?
B’esrat Hashem, I need several pieces of halacha for a project (not sure about what subject just yet) to give to someone. It needs to be acceptable to someone who is charedi and chassidic.
Where do I go? English and Spanish please…
Thank you so much for your help in advance!
chabad.org or asih.com would be a good place to look.
LB- does it have to be online? That’s probably not the best place to look.
If you want something that is universally Frum, not everyone accepts Chabad.
To answer your question, I don’t know of anything off-hand, but if I come up with something, I will let you know, bli neder.
Google ben olam haba (Halacha for Today), ATorahminute, Daily Halacha, and similar terms.
Where can I find good universally frum halacha online?
A contradiction.
halacha
(unless its the 3 chamuros)
ought to weigh many factors
How could it be universally and online ?
1. Rabbi Leff’s website. He is acceptable and he has a lot on halacha.
2. Kol Haloshon’s website (or phone number).
3. A website called Torah Downloads.
4. a website called Easy to Remember. I never looked at it, but I was told about it from a reliable source. I do not know what topics they have, but I assume they must have some halacha.
Sorry – I made a mistake on #4 – it’s called “simple to remember”
Plus two more:
5. Torah Anytime
6. Naaleh
The danger with googling is that you won’t know if it’s a kosher and acceptable website.
I am not sure, but I would think Ohr Someiach would be fine. I could see OU being a problem.
lightbrite,
For
hashkafa
Or
Halacha
??
Of Course there ought to be
and there is overlap
Somethings are assur , some mutar ,some bide’avad.
Some would be
kosher aval assur
You could look at breslevcenter’s blogspot; they have a lot of Breslever minhagim there.
A lot of the Breslev velt holds by the Magein Avraham times, and the Rebbe advocated learning Halachah from the Chayei Adam. Otherwise, most general halachahs are going to be the same.
LB – if you are asking me, I would recommend staying away from Chabad sources. I believe they have their own halachos and hashkafos. I wonder if there is a Breslov website you can use?
Chabad is a great resource to many, but lilmod is right that a lot of their standings are not mainstream. Breslevers are extremely strict regarding Zman hatefillah, while Chabadniks essentially ignore those hilchos altogether. I don’t say that as an insult, that’s just something you should be aware of.
You’ll have trouble finding a mainstream Breslev presence on the internet. You’ll get a lot of “Neo-Chassidishe” kind of Breslev on the internet and some of the Breslev velt that’s a little more chummy with Zionism. The “super observant Breslevers” (as the OP put it) are not going to have a big presence on the English internet, or the internet at all for that matter. But, you can make do; I wish you the best of luck.
I don’t think he’d be able to post if he were blocked. I was wondering about the subtitle – maybe it’s a joke?
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