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Does anyone know of a good Rabbi I could get in touch with to ask him halacha questions?
There are LOTS of good rabbis. I would generally try to find one in your own community because he will understand the local customs, which do differ. And find one with which you are comfortable sharing about more than just purely halachic issues, because a rav should not be merely a halachic resource but also a spiritual guide. “Aseh l’cha rav” is an important mitzvah. Good luck!
There is something called the Halacha Hotline. I know its in Far Rockaway and Lakewood
Im sure its in Brooklyn too
Rav Maran Google
ZD, those are different hotlines.
Charlie’s right, though. It’s best to have an actual rov. Those hotlines can come in very handy in a pinch, though.
Ariellah- ask the rabbi .org
shmoolik 1
Ask the google hadar.
What type of halacha questions?
seems like there are lots of rabbis right here in the CR.
There is a thread about “ask a rabbi” websites on Stack Exchange (Mi Yodea), which lists various sites. The only well-known posek I know of who will quickly answer a question on any topic (through text or email) is the chardali (charedi-dati-leumi) posek Rav Shlomo Aviner. But like Charlie says, you should ideally find a good rabbi from your local community.
about going to a mixed school
Good idea for boys & girls interested in getting married and staying away from the Shidduch crisis.
about going to a mixed school
Thats likely a hashkafa question not a Halachic question. Not a good question to ask an anonymous rabbi
“The only well-known posek I know of who will quickly answer a question on any topic (through text or email) is the chardali (charedi-dati-leumi) posek Rav Shlomo Aviner. “
Rav Aviner has even published his SMS text message responsa!
“about going to a mixed school”
I agree with zahavasdad. This is one for a rabbi who knows you well. Good luck!
ZD,
I don’t know why you divorce hashkafa from Halacha, but it certainly explains quite a lot.
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