- himself.
According to
Maimonides the
other two need not be semukhim. Today,
semikha is
generally through an institution, a
yeshiva or
specialized kollel, but...
-
community taxation.
After a
number of years, the
students who
received semikha (rabbinical ordination)
would either take up a
vacant rabbinical position...
- Judaism. One
becomes a
rabbi by
being ordained by
another rabbi—known as
semikha—following a
course of
study of
Jewish history and
texts such as the Talmud...
- תורנית),
denoting a
female "leader of
Jewish law
spirituality and Torah."
Semikha is
awarded to
graduates after a 3- or 4-year-long
program composed of intensive...
-
institutions usually offer a
kollel for
Semikha, or
Rabbinic ordination.
Students generally prepare for the
Semikha test of the
Chief Rabbinate of Israel...
-
became an
enthusiastic supporter of Berab's
plans for the
reinstitution of
semikha "rabbinical ordination",
which had been in
abeyance for over 11 centuries...
-
Feivel Paretzky, and
Rabbi Eli B. Shulman. He now
teaches in the
RIETS semikha program. He used to be an
instructor of
Talmud at the
Mazer Yeshiva Program...
- to lead the
services as a
hazzan (cantor).[citation needed] He
received semikha (rabbinic ordination) from
Yitzchak Hutner. In 1950
Carlebach set up a...
-
Rabbi Aaron Leibowitz, a long time
Nachlaot resident. It
offers a one-year
Semikha (ordination) program, serving, largely, the "Anglo" community. Alongside...
-
received his
undergraduate degree from
Yeshiva University in 1998 and
semikha from the
Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary in 2002,
where he studied...
