Roshis

Roshis are spiritual leaders and teachers in Judaism, particularly within the Hasidic and Orthodox communities. They serve as authoritative figures in religious practice, guiding their communities through prayer, Torah study, and ethical conduct. Roshis often provide personal counsel, interpret Jewish law (Halacha), and lead religious services. Their role combines scholar, mentor, and spiritual guide, fostering community cohesion and spiritual growth. They are respected for their knowledge, piety, and leadership, helping individuals and communities navigate their faith and religious obligations.