Ever wondered if showing Hashem's name on your computer or phone screen is permitted, especially when closing a file or turning off the device? This article dives into the halachic (Jewish law) considerations, explaining why most authorities permit it.

To be kosher, the Hebrew letter Aleph must have five key components: a main body, an upper yud with its leg, and a lower yud with a connecting tag. However, the precise formation varies by scribal tradition, impacting its "hiddur" (beauty/perfection) level.

Imagine your Mezuzah blessing you to live... on the moon! A shocking scribal error recently rendered a scroll completely invalid. This isn't a joke—it's a critical reminder that even perfect-looking Mezuzot can hide serious flaws. Learn why proper checking and certified sofrim are vital for true kedushah in your home. Don't risk a pasul Mezuzah – discover what you need to know.

A Bar Mitzvah tefillin mishap reveals hidden flaws. Stickers and invalid parchment can render them unusable. Don't let this happen to you.

תעשה ולא מן העשוי: Mezuzah must be right from the start. Fixes don't count. Intentionality matters.

Many seek Mehudar STa"M, but its definitions aren't in classical texts. We explore key differences in halachic requirements and script aesth