For many areas of our lives, the relevant Halachos are clearly defined, easily accessible and well-known. A more obscure—but more relevant than ever—area of Halacha is business Halacha. With larger and more complex business operations than ever before, frum Jews need to know how to structure their businesses in accordance with Halacha and how to manage day-to-day dealings in a Halachically acceptable manner.From the complex laws of Ribbis and Heter Iska to employee/employer relationships, partnerships, commissions, contracts and acquisitions, competition and intellectual property, this course will cover almost anything you encounter in business.
Going straight to the source in Shulchan Aruch, you will cover entire Simanim and learn to apply them to contemporary business practices.
After learning the material, even when you aren’t able to render a Halachic decision on your own, you will be better informed of the potential issues and pitfalls and be able to approach a Rov with a well-informed question.
Taught by Rabbi Menachem Rotenberg, Rov in the Beis Horaah of Crown Heights, you will learn how to apply the Halacha to your modern-day issues and rest assured that another area of your life will now be fully compliant with Hashem’s will.
For more information and registration: https://www.lemaanyilmedu.com/product/business-halacha
This week, all programs began, with many new participants alongside veteran students who after learning for one year and seeing how good it was, decided to continue learning for another year. Most of the talmidim participate in the programs via Zoom shiurim. There are also live shiurim given in Lemaan Yilmedu's beis medrash in Crown Heights for local residents.
After a year of intensive learning, a final was given to the talmidim of Machon Lemaan Yilmedu on Shechita and Sofer STa'M with Rabbi Dovid Refoel Banon, Rav and Dayan in the Chabad community in Montreal.
For a year and a half, about thirty shluchim have participated in a thorough and comprehensive course learning Hilchos Nidda. This week, they reached the siyum in a test given by the posek, the Debrecener Dayan, Rabbi Yechezkel Schwartz of Boro Park.