Saturday, January 13, 2018

product recommendation - How to get an urgent answer if your local rabbi isn't reachable


I think many frum people have been in the situation of needing time-sensitive help with a halachic question, but not having access to their/any rabbi. What resources such as hotlines are available to such people for getting halachic information from a Torah expert fast?


I am not talking about formal piskei or even formal teshuvos (the distinction between "psak" and "information" is discussed somewhat here). Discussions about the halachic appropriateness of using a hotline for Torah information on an occasional basis--even a different community's hotline--or of whether you should go to a hotline rather than to, say, a published halacha summary, a primary source, or a local rabbi from a different shita--are not on the epistemic level of my question; about that, CYLOR, if you can ;)


This question is subtly different from this one, because here I am talking about isolated, occasional incidents.


Also related:


Reliable Ask-a-Rabbi Websites


How do I find answers to sensitive questions I can't ask my rabbi?




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