Have a Question About Jewish Practice or Thought?
Sepharadismo invites you to explore the wisdom of Jewish tradition with the guidance of our panel of Sepharadi rabbis. Rooted in the intellectual and spiritual depth of Sepharadi thought, Ask the Hakham provides thoughtful, nuanced answers to your questions about halakha, philosophy, Torah, and more.
Whether you’re seeking clarity on a practical matter of Jewish practice or looking to deepen your understanding of a complex idea, our hakhamim are here to offer insights that are both grounded in tradition and relevant to today’s challenges.
Why Ask Here?
The Ask the Hakham section of Seharadismo is guided by the values of the Sepharadi tradition:
- Wisdom and Balance: Our rabbis approach questions with a commitment to halakhic precision and intellectual rigor while considering the broader human and spiritual context.
- Relevance and Depth: Answers aim to go beyond surface explanations, drawing on the rich heritage of Sepharadi thought to provide meaningful, applicable guidance.
- A Tradition of Respect: Rooted in the Geonic and Andalusian legacy, our responses reflect a tradition that values curiosity, inquiry, and the search for truth.
If you’re interested in joining our panel of hakhamim and answering readers’ questions, please apply here.
What to Ask?
We welcome questions about:
- Halakhic guidance for daily life.
- Jewish thought and philosophy.
- Torah study and interpretation.
- Sepharadi traditions and practices.
No question is too small or too complex—we’re here to help you explore Jewish practice and thought from a uniquely Sepharadi perspective.
How It Works
- Submit Your Question
Use the form below to share your question. Please provide enough detail to help us understand the context and nuances of your inquiry. - Get a Thoughtful Answer
Questions are reviewed and answered by our panel of Sepharadi rabbis. Once answered, your question and the rabbi’s response will appear below for others to learn from as well. - Explore Past Questions
Browse the archive of answered questions to discover wisdom that may address your own inquiries or inspire new ones.
Ready to Begin?
Submit your question below and take the first step toward a deeper understanding of Jewish practice and thought.