Peninei Halakha: Mishpaha | Rabbi Eliezer Melamed

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Book language: HebrewThis book is in Hebrew.

The book presents a comprehensive and enlightening exploration of the halachic laws governing family life and honoring one’s parents, from the underlying philosophical principles to their practical application in modern life. It deals in detail with the mitzvah of honoring one’s father and mother, the laws of inheritance and wills, and halachic guidance on building a home and raising children. Special emphasis is placed on integrating the reasons behind the mitzvot with solutions to complex situations in family relationships, while remaining faithful to the customs of all Jewish communities. In keeping with the series’ tradition, the topics are presented in accessible language that provides halachic confidence and reinforces the values of kindness and peace in the Jewish home. This is an essential guide for anyone seeking to balance their family obligations with the strict requirements of halakha. The book serves as a central resource for shaping a family life grounded in values and unity. To preview the book, click here To view the introduction and table of contents, click here

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פניני הלכה: משפחה | הרב אליעזר מלמד
Peninei Halakha: Mishpaha | Rabbi Eliezer Melamed
₪49.00

Peninei Halakha: Family | Rabbi Eliezer Melamed

This book offers a deep, thorough, and sensitive exploration of the laws of the family and the mitzvah of honoring one’s parents, combining foundational principles with practical guidance for daily life. This is not merely a book of halakha, but a guide that provides the Jewish home with spiritual and moral strength, offering a broad Torah perspective on the most sacred and meaningful relationships in human life.

The book presents the full spectrum of family relationships: from the laws of honoring one’s father and mother and the fear of them, through the mitzvah of marriage and building a bond between spouses, to the laws of raising children and parental responsibility. Special emphasis is placed on clarifying sensitive and complex issues such as the attitude toward non-observant parents, the obligation to honor one’s father-in-law and mother-in-law, and the laws of inheritance and wills according to the Torah and halakha.

What makes this book unique for you?

  • A Bridge Between Generations: The book explains how the mitzvah of honoring one’s parents is the foundation for passing on tradition and building a moral character, and provides tools for addressing intergenerational challenges.

  • Practical and Relevant Guidance: In keeping with the tradition of the “Peninei Halakha” series, even the most difficult questions—such as the limits of obedience to parents or the peaceful division of an inheritance—are presented in a pleasant, organized, and enlightening manner.

  • For the Whole Family: The book integrates the customs of the various Jewish communities (Sephardic and Ashkenazi) and offers a halakhic foundation for building a home based on mutual respect, kindness, and domestic harmony.

It is an essential tool for anyone seeking to deepen their family bonds through a Torah-based understanding, find halachic solutions to complex situations, and bring the Divine Presence and blessing into their innermost circle.


Beyond the fundamental halakhic analysis, here are the key points that make this book an essential and inspiring resource in every Jewish home:

  • Honoring One’s Father and Mother: A comprehensive discussion of the obligation to honor and revere one’s parents, assisting aging parents, and the limits of obedience.

  • Building a Home: The foundations of marriage, the mitzvah to “be fruitful and multiply,” and guidance for building a strong marital relationship.

  • Raising Children: Halachic and philosophical guidance on teaching mitzvot, parent-child relationships, and the mitzvah of redeeming the firstborn son.

  • Inheritance and Wills: Halachic laws regarding the distribution of property, honoring parents after their passing, and modern laws of wills.

To view the book, click here To view the introduction and table of contents, click here

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Weight 500 g
Dimensions 14 × 21.7 cm
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1 review for Peninei Halakha: Mishpaha | Rabbi Eliezer Melamed

  1. עידן –

    קשה לתאר את ההרגשה הנפלאה שאני חווה כל פעם מחדש במפגש עם התוכן והמשמעות שהרב אליעזר מלמד מצליח להכניס לכל נושא ונושא הלכתי.
    במיוחד בנושאים אלה, רגישים מאוד ואף מדוברים רבות.
    היכולת לחדש ולהעמיק ולפתוח זווית חדשה ואמונית, הגורמת לי לחיות רבה, זאת יכולת שאני מכיר עליה טובה רבה לספר ולסדרה המדהימה הזאת.
    מאחל לכל אחד ואחת להיפגש עם הדברים, בין נשואים בין רווקים ורווקות ואף בני נוער יקרים.

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