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Serach: A Link to the Past
In the present, we relive the past and anticipate the future…
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Lala Soulika: Dying for the Sake of Tzniut
Here is the unknown yet remarkable story of Lala Soulika, a young woman of barely 16 years of age who died to protect her dignity and remain untouched. Born in the Moroccan city of Tangiers in 1817, Soulika Hadjuel was an extremely pious woman. From a young age, she had an outpouring love for Torah…
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Flora Sassoon: India’s Scholar and Businesswoman
Flora’s philanthropic work was diverse and far-reaching…
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Queen of Sheba: Pursuing Wisdom for Its Own Sake
The Queen of Sheba, mentioned at the beginning of Melachim and again in Divrei Hayamim, is a historical figure who has been made the center of multiple mythical tales. In Ethiopian tradition, she is known as Makeda; in the Koran, she is referred to as Bilqis. Each tradition assigns her a unique set of characteristics…
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Chuldah: A Woman of Vision, Prayer and Prophecy
Chuldah is a multifaceted character in Tanach…
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Interview with Stacey Goldman, Yoetzet Halacha
Taharat Hamishpacha is a cornerstone of marital Jewish life, and has preserved the sanctity of the Jewish people through the hardest times. While Jewish women typically seek guidance from Rabbis to ask questions about family purity, many of them don’t feel comfortable sharing matters of intimacy with men. Additionally, thousands of women in certain factions…
