Laws of Learning Torah

Having a Rebbe

The place in which one studies Torah

Learning Torah: Beyond the Law

Whether women are obligated: Eruvin 27a; Kiddushin 29b, 30a, 34a [2x], 34b-35a

Whether the obligation is when there are no pre-occupations: Berachot 5a

Chronological order for marriage and the study of Torah: Kiddushin 29b

Learning during The Public Reading of the Torah: Berachot 8a

When the nights lengthen, one must add time for learning: Taanit 31a

When minors become obligated: Succah 42a

The tremendous value of children learning Torah: Shabbat 119b

For a Eved Kenaani: Ketuvot 28a-b

For a metzora: Berachot 22a; Moed Katan 15a

For a Mourner: Moed Katan 15a

For an Ex-Communicated Person: Moed Katan 15a

For a person who is Impure from a Genital Discharge: Berachot 22a; Moed Katan 15a

For a man who had sexual relations with a menstruating woman: Berachot 22a; Moed Katan 15a

For a man who emitted seed: Berachot 21b, 22a-b, 26a; Succah 28a; Moed Katan 15a

For a male with discharge who then emits seed: Berachot 21b, 26a

The status of a menstruant woman who has post-coital seed emerge from her: Berachot 21b, 26a

In a cemetery, from a scroll: Berachot 18a

In a cemetery, without a text: Tosafot Berachot 18a "v'sefer"

For tzedakah, we prioritize supporting those who study Torah: Ketuvot 49a

The Maximum/Minimum Amount of Learning: Chagigah 7a; Nedarim 8a

Splitting one's learning into thirds, for three divisions of study: Kiddushin 30a

Talmud is the main study of Torah, because it leads to Law: R. Berachot 11b "Af LeGemara"

Learning the "Writings": Shabbat 115a-b

Learning Torah until it is "sharp in one's mouth": Kiddushin 30a-b

Not learning Prophets or Writings during the time set for the Study Hall: Shabbat 115a, 116b

Not learning Scripture in a place where a Study Hall is available: Shabbat 116b

Reading Torah translations: Shabbat 115a-b

Learning Torah audibly: Berachot 15b ["Hahu BiDivrei Torah Ketiv"]

Splitting a "Parshah [Section]" of the Torah which Moshe didn't Split: Berachot 12b

Learning Scripture in an analytic lecture, instead of just reading it: Shabbat 116b

Learning the issues of a holiday 30 days/2 weeks before the holiday: Pesachim 6a-b; Rosh HaShanah 7a; Megillah 29b

Learning the issues of a holiday on that day: Rashi Megillah 16a "Hilchot"

Earning the World to Come by studying Torah: Bava Metzia 33a

Earning the World to Come by studying Laws: Megillah 28b

A talmudic sage appearing to be unfamiliar with a word from Yirmiyahu [although there may be other ways to explain the passage]: Ketuvot 69a-b

Do we view basic social ethics as a part of Torah: Berachot 22a

Torah must be studied with awe and trembling, as at the presentation of the Torah at Sinai: Berachot 22a

A City is not considered a "Large City" for laws regarding the Reading of the Purim Story, unless it has 10 people learning Torah: Megillah 3b, 5a

Travelling through water on Shabbat to hear a Lesson: Yoma 77b

Burying worn out scrolls: Shabbat 115a

Burying Torah scroll translations: Shabbat 115a-b

Destroying Torah scroll translations: Shabbat 115a

Keeping one's knowledge in modest secrecy: Succah 49b

One receives reward for separating from errant learning, as one does from the effort invested in that learning: Pesachim 22b

Only one who learns Torah may eat meat/poultry: Pesachim 49b

One may not travel with one who does not learn Torah: Pesachim 49b

Celebratory meal for finishing a section of learning: Shabbat 118b-119a

Allowing a Kohen to gain impurity by leaving Israel in order to study Torah: Eruvin 47a-b

Allowing a Kohen to gain impurity by entering a field in which a grave has been lost in order to study Torah: Eruvin 47a-b



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