ב"ה
Tractate Kesubot |
|
|
Sort by:
|
|
|
Tractate Kesubot: The second Talmudic tractate in the Order of Nashim, the section of the Talmud dealing with the laws of Jewish family life. The tractate is named for the marriage contract that states the husband's various obligations to his wife, especially financial compensation due to the wife in the event of the marriage's dissolution through divorce or widowhood. In general, the tractate deals with the various duties that a husband and wife have toward one another from the day of their betrothal
Related Topics
Tractate Bava Basra (11)
Tractate Bava Kamma (11)
Tractate Beitzah (5)
Tractate Chagigah (10)
Tractate Chullin (5)
Tractate Arachin (3)
Tractate Eruvin (4)
Tractate Gittin (7)
Tractate Horayot (10)
Tractate Kesubot (7)
Tractate Makot (10)
Tractate Megillah (10)
Tractate Moed Katan (11)
Tractate Nazir (3)
Tractate Nedarim (1)
Tractate Niddah (7)
Tractate Shabbat (12)
Tractate Shavuot (3)
Tractate Sotah (130)
Tractate Sukkah (6)
Tractate Taanit (9)
Tractate Tamid (27)
Tractate Temurah (2)
Tractate Yevamot (4)
Tractate Yoma (4)
Tractate Meilah (1)
Tractate Keritot (2)
Tractate Middot (2)
Text-based Gemara classes
Discovering Talmudic Principles
This three-part Talmud series will analyze the principles related to sentencing; more specifically, to cases where two separate sentences are applicable: should one or more sentences be administered? These principles, known in the Talmud as ‘Kim leh beder...
Discovering Talmudic Principles
This Talmud course will explore and analyze the logical arguments and the court procedures for authenticating testimony and establishing trust in witnesses. More specifically, an in-depth analysis of the logic behind two Talmudic principles that validate ...
"Nine Days" Siyum
Kesubos is the second tractate in the Order of Nashim, the section of the Talmud dealing with the laws of Jewish family life. The tractate is named for the marriage contract that states the husband's various obligations to his wife, especially financial c...
Kesubos is the second tractate in the Order of Nashim, the section of the Talmud dealing with the laws of Jewish family life. The tractate is named for the marriage contract that states the husband's various obligations to his wife, especially financial c...
11 Av – Saturday, August 1st
In 1941, the Rebbe travelled to Marseilles, France, to obtain entry visas to the United States for himself and his wife, Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka. While there, the Rebbe maintained his characteristic low profile, but at a gathering in honor of the New Year ...
| |