Übersetzung für "Halacha" in Deutsch

That is to say, I am a convert to Judaism, according to the halacha .

His first book "Halacha aktuell" is a two-volume work, written in German, which treats Halachic problems and issues of current interest as they appear in the Halachic literature and more specifically the Responsa.

A Conservative Jewish ketuba includes a clause that puts a husband and wife on more equal footing when it comes to marriage and divorce law within halacha.

It emphasizes the connection between philosophy and halacha, between Torah and scientific studies, and between theoretical learning and practical application in life.

The reasoning behind the Halacha was that a woman and her body would distract men and give them impure thoughts during prayer.

In recognition of his teaching there and his works on Halacha the Faculty awarded him a Professorship Honoris Causa in Jewish Law.

Halacha limits parts of its recitation to the first three (Shema) or four (Amidah) hours of the day, where "hours" are 1/12 of daylight time, making these times dependent on the season.

We had a conference yesterday at Pua organization , fertility according to Halacha, the women waiting for fruit of the womb,

Jewish law, «halacha», is closely bound with the rabbinic practice of interpretation, which engages with the continuously changing living conditions.

If the Temple is to be erected at any site other than the Temple Mount the Muslims will have to fulfill another very important task: In order to restore the New Temple in its main function, namely to have the capacity to house the Shechinah, the Divine Presence, it needs to be linked, according to Halacha, to the previous Temples.

In addition, we report on the Bauhaus Center Tel Aviv and the Zomet Institute that has taken on designing products that can be used on the Sabbath in accordance with the Halacha.

Without having to take anything away from anyone, by accepting this proposal the Jews will gain universal recognition to their right to build a New Temple at the very spot prescribed by Halacha – not implicating that they will have to build it.

One bill says that in case of doubt, judges must "consult" Jewish law (the "Halacha").

Difficult though it may be for orthodox Jews to view such an image unprecedented in the Halacha, they might be well advised to try it – if only as a visualization exercise aimed at paving the way for the surprises which the Messiah will surely bring.

This is studied using the techniques of deriving the laws from the Torah, leading to the rules of the halacha, and not by a simple reading of the text.

Orthodox Judaism is a Jewish religious branch that adheres very strictly to the Halacha and regards its commandments and rules as binding or interprets them in a very tradition-bound sense.

Orthodox Judaism requires more, i.e ., recognition of the Hebraic Halacha scriptural laws and the observance of the religious laws of the Mishna, which form the basis of the Talmud.

In addition, all processing steps must be implemented in agreement with the requirements of "Halacha" (Jewish Religious Law).

The written Torah, on the other hand, teaches the ethical values at the foundation of the Torah, and this can be derived directly from the text, even if it is not directly related to the halacha.