Talmud Study

Talmud study refers to the examination of the Talmud, a central text in Judaism that includes a comprehensive collection of discussions, laws, and teachings. It consists of two parts: the Mishnah, which outlines Jewish laws, and the Gemara, which analyzes and interprets the Mishnah. The study engages scholars and laypeople in deep, critical analysis of ethical, legal, and theological issues, often involving debates and diverse viewpoints. It is a dynamic process aimed at understanding and applying Jewish teachings in everyday life, fostering intellectual discourse within Jewish communities.