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What should I use for Mishna study?
There are a couple of very good online options.
The first is Time4Mishnah, which as it explains on its site...
involves learning four new mishnayos each day from Sunday through to Thursday, reviewing ...
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Chasam Sofer Biography
If podcasts are your thing, Jewish History Soundbites has a (currently) 5-part series on the Chatam Sofer. You can find it here.
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Chasam Sofer Biography
Artscroll not so long ago brought out a very comprehensive biography by Yisroel Besser.
The blurb there reads:
One hundred and eighty years after his passing, he stands tall, a leader for eternity.
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Sefer on the chagim/moadei Hashana
This doesn't discuss every month but it does the main ones, Nissan and Elul. I highly recommend L. Etzot. It has a section Moadei haShem which summarizes all the practical points about the times, from ...
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Halachicly sound ways to bookmark on Shabbat
As I wrote here, folding the corner of a page is permitted and a good way if you don't mind "damaging the page" a bit. Still your question goes beyond, and you note the issue of marking a ...
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Hilchos Shabbat shiurim recommendation
If by "etc." you include books, I can recommend some excellent ones. Since the laws of Shabbat are very extensive, it is unlikely you can cover all these laws in a structured way outside of ...
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Book recommendation for Jewish-Buddhist dialogue and Jewish reactions to Buddhist doctrines
I believe the exact book you are looking for is "Letters to a Buddhist Jew" by Rabbi Dr. Akiva Tatz and David Gottlieb.
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Pocket-size Tehillim with trop
The Koren Tehillim Lev Avot series comes in a compact/pocket size.
See a sample page here - (there is a short introduction but if you jump to p.10 of 12 you will see the print with the trop) - see ...
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