Holidays   Shabbat   Chabad-houses   Chassidism   Subscribe   Calendar   Links B"H
 
 
 
The Weekly Publication for Every Jewish Person
Archives Current Issues Home Current Issue
High-Holidays   |   Chanukah   |   Purim   |   Passover   |   Shavuot

Purim   |   Other Dates in Adar   |   The 4 Parshos   |   Purim-Guide Map



   
Parshas Shekolim

   The Shekolim Collection

Why Moshe Was Astonished

Give Even More

The Annual Census

The Significance Of Charity

Two Halves Make A Whole

Parshas Zachor

Parshas Hachodesh

 
 Why Moshe Was Astonished The Annual Census


Give Even More

The month of Adar, containing Purim and the mitzva of giving gifts to the poor, stresses charity, as does the special Torah portion, called Shekalim.

Every individual must therefore add in charity. This applies in the physical sense, through the giving of money, food and drink. It also applies in the spiritual sense, through helping another person, giving advice, learning with him, etc.

 Why Moshe Was Astonished The Annual Census


Current
  • Daily Lessons
  • Weekly Texts & Audio
  • Candle-Lighting times

    613 Commandments
  • 248 Positive
  • 365 Negative

    PDA
  • iPhone
  • Java Phones
  • BlackBerry
    		•  Moshiach
  • Resurrection
  • For children - part 1
  • For children - part 2

    General
  • Jewish Women
  • Holiday guides
  • About Holidays
  • The Hebrew Alphabet
  • Hebrew/English Calendar
  • Glossary

    Books
  • by SIE
    		•  About
  • Chabad
  • The Baal Shem Tov
  • The Alter Rebbe
  • The Rebbe Maharash
  • The Previous Rebbe
  • The Rebbe
  • Mitzvah Campaign

    Children's Corner
  • Rabbi Riddle
  • Rebbetzin Riddle
  • Tzivos Hashem

    • © Copyright 1988-2009
    All Rights Reserved
    L'Chaim Weekly