Which sforim and topics are commonly learned by students who are studying to receive Rabbinic ordination?
ie: Yoreh De'ah Melicha - Tur V'Shulchan Aruch
Different groups within Orthodox Judaism require different levels of in depth study in Halacha. The question will show readers a broad spectrum of what kind of learning goes into different Semicha programs.
Answer
In the Chabad world, it depends on the program.
All learn
- Basar Bechalav
- Taaroves (or Taaruvos)
- Parts of Melicha
Some learn
- Full Melicha
- Koshering Vessels
- Shabbos
- Birchos Hanehenin
- Pas Akum/Bishul Akum/Chalav Akum
Useful Materials
Yoreh De'ah -
Gemara/Rashi
Tur/Beis Yosef/some Bachs
Shulchan Aruch/Shach/Taz (some Pri Megadims, mostly brought down in Shiur)
Shaarei Yoreh Deyah - A summary of the "Shach"s and "Taz"es (similar to
Maareches Hashulchan
Badei Hashulchan (brought down in shiurim)
Aruch Hashulchan (brought down in shiurim)
Piskei Dinim of the Alter Rebbe on Yoreh Deah (it's a blue sefer which extrapolates R' Shneur Zalman of Liadi's shittos in Yoreh Deah from Hilchos Pesach (and other sources).
Shabbos - Due to the fact that I studies in Lubavitch, the material here is geared to the "Chabad" circle.
Alter Rebbe's Shulchan Aruch.
Ktzos Hashulchan
Sefer Shabbos Kehalacha (brought down in shiurim)
Shabbos - 242-344 (one must learn simanim 253-259, 279, 302, 307-311, 313-322, 325, 328-331, 337, 340 in depth).
Issur Veheter - Mlicha, Basar Bechalav, Taaroves, Bishul Akum, siman 212, 213, 220, 221.
- Nidda
- Mikvaos
Chuppa V'Kidushin - Even Haezer 1, 2, 4, 6, 9, 13, 26, 27, 34, 42, 52:1, 61, 62, 64, 66, 126:2 - 126:7 and Choshen Mishpat 33-34
Semachot - Yoreh Deah siman 340-403
Useful Materials:
See Smicha.co.il
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