Rabbi Ari Enkin
Author of the "Dalet Amot BeHalacha" series
Smicha Yoreh-Yoreh (1999) and Yadin-Yadin, author of "Dalet Amot BeHalacha" (11 volumes)
Answers the site's questions within Rav Amram Fried's Beit Ora'ah. How we answer and review answers
Rabbi Ari Enkin received rabbinical smicha "Yoreh-Yoreh" in 1999 from Yeshiva Gedola DeMontreal (Telz) in Montreal, Quebec, under Hagaon Rabbi Pinchas Hirschprung. In 2005 he received smicha "Niddah U'Maarot" from Rabbi Michoel Avishid, Rosh Kollel LeHoraah (Chabad) in Beitar. He received smicha "Yadin-Yadin" between 2000 and 2005 from Rabbi Michoel Broyde, Dayan at the Beth Din of America, Rabbi Michoel Avishid, and Rabbi Ephraim Greenblatt, author of "Rivevot Ephraim". He studied at Yeshiva Ner Yisroel (Toronto), Yeshivas Atores Yisroel (Toronto), Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim (Morristown), Yeshiva Gedola (Montreal), and Yeshivas Lev Avraham (Jerusalem). He is the author of the "Dalet Amot BeHalacha" series — responsa and articles in English, 11 volumes. He answers questions on nearly all sections of the Shulchan Aruch, with the exception of the laws of interest (ribbis) and commandments dependent on the Land of Israel.
- Smicha
- Yoreh-Yoreh · Hagaon Rabbi Pinchas Hirschprung · Montreal, Quebec (Yeshiva Gedola DeMontreal, Telz) · 1999
- Niddah U'Maarot · Rabbi Michoel Avishid · Beitar · 2005
- Yadin-Yadin · Rabbi Michoel Broyde; Rabbi Michoel Avishid; Rabbi Ephraim Greenblatt · 2000–2005
- Education
- Yeshiva Ner Yisroel · Toronto
- Yeshivas Atores Yisroel · Toronto
- Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim · Morristown
- Yeshiva Gedola · Montreal
- Yeshivas Lev Avraham · Jerusalem
- Books
- "Dalet Amot BeHalacha" — responsa and articles, 11 volumes
- Areas
- Orach Chaim, Yoreh Deah, Even HaEzer, Choshen Mishpat (excluding laws of interest)
- Languages
- Hebrew, English
Rabbi's answers
By topic
Positive and Negative Commandments
Male Hair Removal
Kashering utensils
Kosher Dutch Oven
Kosher products
Pas Akum
Kitchen
Tevilat Keilim: Coffee Machines
Kashrus
Non-Toveled Mug
Jewish Worldview
Origins of Jewish Schools
Conversion to Judaism
Conversion to Judaism
Bar mitzvah
Not Invited
Washing hands before meal
Handwashing Before Meals
Tzedakah and Maaser
Tzedaka: Giving More Than 20 percent
Yibum and chalitzah
Yibbum
Kashrus
Tevilat Keilim
Matchmaking
Broken Engagements
Circumcision
Bris for Bar Mitzva Boy
Saving lives
Gosses/Saving a Life