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Read more: Teaching Daughters Torah: A Folly?Is women learning Torah muttar, recommended, maybe even required?..
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Tips and Tricks for Writing as a Busy Frum Jewish Woman
If writing is your passion, you will know that the desire to write and the ability to actually find time for it are often two very different things. Having spent the past six and a half years writing a book alongside the demands of everyday life, I know firsthand how challenging it can be to…
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Teaching Daughters Torah: A Folly?
Is women learning Torah muttar, recommended, maybe even required?..
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Unveiling the Mystery of the Sotah
The Sotah is the classic Torah source for the mitzvah of hair covering…
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