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Who is Obligated in Tzedakah?

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Begins April 9, 2028 · provisional

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Business Halacha Daily

Does Someone Taking Tzedakah Have to Give Tzedakah?

Many young men in Kollel are supported by parents or in-laws. Does such a person have an obligation to give ma’aser from his wife’s paycheck and his Kollel check?

Tzedakah Collectors During Davening

Many poor people solicit funds in shuls during davening. Does one have to interrupt his davening to give donations to each collector?

The Definition of an Ani

What are the defining factors and parameters that categorize any individual as a poor person eligible to receive tzedakah or ma’aser ?

Verifying The Legitimacy of Tzedakah

People are approached quite often and asked to donate to a variety of causes. Most people have no way of ascertaining who is really legitimate and who is not. What approach should one take to determine to which collectors one should give?

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