Mitzvot

Mitzvot are commandments or sacred obligations in Judaism, encompassing both positive (things to do) and negative (things to avoid) actions. They guide daily behavior, ethics, and spiritual practice, fostering a connection with God and community. Traditionally, there are 613 mitzvot derived from the Torah, shaping moral conduct and religious observance. While rooted in Jewish law, they also serve as principles for creating a just and compassionate society. Mitzvot emphasize responsibility, kindness, and spiritual growth, helping individuals lead meaningful lives in accordance with their faith and values.