Jewish courts (Beit Din)

A Beit Din is a Jewish religious court that handles legal and religious matters according to Jewish law (Halacha). Composed of learned rabbis or scholars, it resolves issues such as religious disputes, marriage and divorce, conversion, and ethical questions. Beit Din functions as a forum for arbitration, ensuring agreements and decisions align with Jewish principles. While it primarily serves members of the Jewish community, its authority is recognized within religious contexts. Its role emphasizes communal adherence to tradition, providing guidance and resolving conflicts in accordance with Jewish legal standards.