The Miracle Worker - Stories about the tzaddik R' Amram Ben DiwanStories about the tzaddik Rabbi Amram Ben Diwan Rabbi Amram Ben Diwan was one of the greatest, as well as most intriguing, Torah personalities of his generation. A leading scholar and miracle worker who lived during the 1700s, he was from Jerusalem but passed away and was buried in Morocco. He was proficient in every aspect of Torah literature, including Halachah, Talmud, and particularly Kabbalah. The Miracle Worker: Stories about the Tzaddik Rabbi

the living sefer Torah

rhyming book is for you

But the Talmud tells us that the Books of the Prophets contain only prophecies that were needed by future generations

In The Laws of Lashon Hara and Rechilus

Practical guidance for parents and teachers

in the days of the Chashmonaim

the Ohr Olam Institute is perpetuating the Chofetz Chaim's vision by making this fundamental work available to the English-speaking Jewish public

The train is about to leave the station

This provides an even greater opportunity for the English-speaking public to learn the laws of Shabbos in a clear and pleasurable way

as well as the author’s time-tested methods to solve common problems and build foundations for lasting relationships

bothers her brother

found tremendous room for growth as they explored their inner world via these journals