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15 Iyar 5761
Dear JemSem Readers, Rabbi Menachem Nissel, noted educator and lecturer, has been exploring
this special relationship between prayer and women for many years. In
his classes he has been asked countless questions about women and tefillah.
Some of these are purely halachic, reflecting new challenges and new
modes of life. Others focus on the goals of tefillah and on women's
obligations and connection to the world of prayer. In this important new work, Rabbi Nissel gives us answers to these
questions. The section on laws and customs is clear, practical and comprehensive,
and includes more than three hundred new piskei halachah by today's
eminent Torah scholars, including different rulings for Nusachs Ashkenaz,
Sefard-Chasidi and Sefardi, as well as extensive footnotes for those
interested in studying the original sources. The portion that deals
with the philosophy of prayer offers an eye-opening analysis of the
nature of prayer and women's unique and vital role. Rigshei Lev - Women and Tefillah: Perspectives, Laws, and Customs gives
a beautifully delineated understanding of what we are trying to accomplish
when we open siddurim - and our hearts." Please see the Targum Press website where the sefer is now being featured.
The sefer is now available in the US. Please contact the following people
to order your copy: New York: Los Angeles: If you have any further questions about "Rigshei Lev" and
how to get a copy, please write to the webmaster at webmaster@jemsem.org. |
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