- All the Questions
covering hair
Question
is it permissble for a woman to make a brocha or say kriat shema with out her hair covered?
Answer
It is permitted for married women to make a Brachah, say Kriat Shema or pray with their hair uncovered. Nevertheless, many women have the custom to cover their hair while praying or making a Brachah even in the privacy of their home.
Regarding single girls, it is the custom of all Ashkenazi girls and most Sephardic girls not to cover their hair at all even while praying or making a Brachah. Some of the great Sephardic Halachic authorities maintain that single girls should cover their hair at least during praying Shmoneh Esreh and Bircat Hamazon, but the common custom even among the Sephardic girls is to be lenient and not to cover their hair at all.
(הליכות בת ישראל פרק ה, סעיפים ג, ה, יא, ובהערות. יביע אומר חלק ו סימן טו. פניני הלכה תפילת נשים י, ו).

How can someone change their community?
Rabbi David Sperling | Shevat 11, 5783

Cooking eggs
Rabbi Chaim Tabasky | 28 Av 5766

The Meaning of the Abbreviation "Shlita"
Various Rabbis | 25 Tammuz 5765

Asking for personal things on Shabbat
Rabbi Elchanan Lewis | 28 Sivan 5767
Rabbi Moshe Leib Halberstadt
Founder & dean of YORU a unique program designed to cultivate the next generation of Rabbis and Jewish leaders
Biting nails on Shabbat
Tishrei 4, 5770
Source for Kiddush Levana
Elul 22, 5769
Returning lost property
Tishrei 9, 5770
copy of dvd
Tishrei 26, 5770
Jewelry for men
Rabbi Moshe Leib Halberstadt | Adar 21, 5770

Do non-Jews or non-Noahides go to heaven?
Rabbi Ari Shvat | Cheshvan 7, 5779

Mezzuzah for Non Jew
Rabbi David Sperling | Iyyar 18, 5773

Krill Oil
Rabbi David Sperling | Tammuz 20, 5775

Using Father's or Mother's Name in Judaism
Rabbi Ari Shvat | Shevat 4, 5783

Follow-up question on names
Rabbi Yoel Lieberman | Shevat 9, 5783
