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Lala Soulika: Dying for the Sake of Tzniut
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 and mitzvot. Her tzniut and Jewish pride stood out in everything she did.
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Gluckel of Hamelin: Writing as a Form of Prayer
If you were to step into your local Jewish bookstore on any given day, you’d be overwhelmed by the sheer amount of published memoirs on the shelves.
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The Unknown Side of Esther HaMalka
Esther was a queen of mystery. She acted with supreme tzniut in concealing herself…
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Interview with Stacey Goldman, Yoetzet Halacha
Thousands of women in certain factions of the Jewish world only encountered Taharat Hamishpacha later in life…
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Sarah Schenirer: The Woman Who Revolutionized Jewish Girls’ Education
Schenirer understood that it was critical not just to teach, but also excite Jewish girls, about their religion.
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Miriam: A Prophetess and a Leader
We first meet Miriam as she appears with the name Puah. Rashi explains that the two midwives, Shifra and Puah, who helped the women in Egypt give birth…
