Talmud
From early morning till late at night, people are using their Schottenstein Talmud volumes and enriching their lives with the word of Hashem. Now - thanks to this new ultra-lightweight, paperback TRAVEL EDITION - more people than ever will be able to take Torah with them, on land, and in the air.
- A durable paperback book that slips easily into a briefcase or carry-on bag
- Includes every word of the English elucidation and commentary found in the full-size edition
- Less than a third the weight of the regular hard-cover Daf Yomi Edition
- the same high-quality paper and printing you expect from ArtScroll/Mesorah
Despite yeridat hadorot - the diminution of the spiritual level of subsequent generations - it is evident that in our generation, Gemara learning has spread to wider and wider layers of the Jewish people. This tendency is due especially to R' Meir Shapiro's founding of the Daf Yomi, which today unites hundreds of thousands of Jews around a communal learning of the same Gemara page. This new learning is unique also in its rampant mobility - Gemara is learned on the bus and train to work, before and after prayers, and in short in every possible place where Jews can 'catch' another mitzva. To these working Jews, we must add the tens of thousands of devoted yungeleit of our generation, in Israel and abroad, who also 'catch,' between their regular learning periods and at every opportunity, another moment for Gemara.
On this scene now appears Oz Vehadar's twin elucidated Gemaras, the two editions of 'Mesivta,' and 'Safa Brura'. Their first task is to answer this burning need. They follow the Gemara closely with a clear and precise commentary, which prevents the reader from losing his place and losing the drift of the passage. The commentary accompanying the Gemara in both editions was compiled with utmost care by a large team of Talmidei Chachamim and under the supervision of ingenious super-editors, since it's completion required a special delicate touch: the commentary should always be as precise as possible in explaining the pshat, the straightforward sense of the Gemara, and must do this as succinctly as possible, with no spare words; at the same time, it should never serve as a substitute for the Gemara itself, but rather merely as a tool. Besides this commentary, the Mesivta edition provides in-depth interpretations for the learner who wishes to delve deeper into a particular issue. For more detail on these qualities, see the Mesivta section.
Together, Oz Vehadar's 'Mesivta' and 'Safa Brura' editions create a kind of virtual world-wide yeshiva, unbounded by time and space, for all those who use them at the same time. They do have one significant fault, however: they render null and void any possible excuse one could have had for not grabbing a Gemara and sitting down to learn.
Koren Talmud Bavli No?, Vol 22: Kiddushin, Hebrew/English, Daf Yomi Size B&W Edition (Hebrew Edition) - Image for illustration only
By: Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz
Product Description
The Koren Talmud Bavli is a groundbreaking edition of the Talmud that fuses the innovative design of Koren Publishers Jerusalem with the incomparable scholarship of Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz. The Koren Talmud Bavli – Daf Yomi Edition is a compact, black-and-white edition that presents an enhanced Vilna page, a side-by-side English translation, photographs and illustrations, a brilliant commentary, and a multitude of learning aids to help the beginning and advanced student alike actively participate in the dynamic process of Talmud study.
Consecutive volumes will be available ahead of the Daf Yomi schedule.
Hebrew/EnglishHardcover: 670 pages
Publisher: Koren Publishers Jerusalem (March 15, 2016)
Language: Hebrew/English
ISBN-10: 9653016288
ISBN-13: 978-9653016286
Shipping Weight: 1.7 pounds
Oz Vehadar's undertaking of the great project of re-editing the Talmud Bavli - an undertaking recently completed - undoubtedly represents one of the most positive and important revolutions in the Torah world over the past few centuries. The love of Torah - our hidden treasure - and the yearning to learn it, have always been firmly entrenched in the Jewish people, and today, thank G-d, this love is ever the more evident in the thousands of Batei-Midrash, yeshivas, Kollelim, and Jewish homes around the world. However, before the tremendous achievement of the Oz Vehadar institute, there had never been the opportunity of learning from a Talmud so precise, so clear, both user-friendly and sophisticated, allowing both a basic level of comprehension and an advanced level of in-depth study. The Gemara’s text in the Oz Vehadar Talmud Bavli has been re-edited and refined meticulously, and the same attention has been devoted to the traditional commentators on the page. All these – including the Rosh and his own commentators, the Maharsha, Maharam and Maharshal, the 2nd edition of the Maharsha, the Maharam Schiff, the new Yalkut Mefarshim, the Rif and his commentators, the Mordechai, and the Tosefta with its commentators – have been re-edited, with beginning words set in boldface, and with references and notes added. The following essays have been added to this edition that is not included in the student edition of Gemara: 1. Mishnayos (with Pirush HaRambam, Rabeinu Ovadya M'Bartenur, Tosfos Yom Tov, Tosfos Chadashim, Tosfos R' Akiva Eiger, A collection of commentaries printed in the Vilna Talmud at the end of the tractate ) 2. Tosfos HaRosh Hashalem 3. Tosfos Rabeinu Peretz Hashalem 4. Tosfos Rid 5. HaAruch Al HaShas (by Rabbi Nathan Bar Yechiel) with glosses and comments on changes in the text, etc. 6. Ayin Mishpat Hamalei - in which all the Leshonos of the Rambam and the Shulchan Aruch are mentioned in the Ayin Mishpat on the Daf
Express your appreciation with an evelesting gift by purchasing a Shas for your loved one. This Shas comes in Compact format - Peninim edition contains all of the usual commentaries in the Talmud printed on fine paper manufactured abroad, its size was chosen with great care, with emphasis on the convenience of learning it.
Talmud Gemara Dictionary - Talmudo Beyado - תלמודו בידו Hardcover
This is a revolutionary hardcover edition of a Talmud Gemara dictionary where not every word but all of the moderately hard words are listed and defined in the order as they appear on the page of Gemara for the entire Talmud - Clean and visually appealing layout - Over 1000 pages long - Almost 30 pages of charts, graphs and other useful information in the appendix - Perfect for use in the study hall - High quality hardcover binding - Two beautiful satin bookmarks.
Avilable with expanded commentaries.
Therefore What?
A Beginner's Guide to Gemara Study
by David Samech
"I thought I understood the Gemara during the shiur, but when I try to review it on my own, I can't."
Despite the great resurgence of Torah learning today, many of us still find it difficult, often because we were never properly taught how to understand the Gemara.
This guide was designed to give you a basic understanding of how the Gemara works, as well as important tips to help you succeed in your learning. You will begin to recognize that the Gemara operates according to a logical system and learn to appreciate that every step of the Gemara is necessary and occupies an important place in the “big picture”.
Therefore What? can help you reach your goal of “learning how to learn”.
Dimensions: 7" X 9.5"
ISBN: 978-1-59826-056-4
Binding: Hard Cover / 214 pages
Tosafos: Tractate Berachos Volume 1: Chapters 1-5
The "learning revolution" that began with the Schottenstein Edition Talmud continues...
The ArtScroll Edition of Tosafos
An extraordinary achievement in Talmudic scholarship that will bring your Talmud study to a whole new level.
To understand the Talmud, you need Rashi's commentary. But to fully appreciate the Talmud's depth and unity of structure, you need the commentary of the Baalei Tosafos. ArtScroll now offers a path to understanding this vital yet difficult commentary.
The groundbreaking ArtScroll Edition of Tosafos features:
- Introduction to each Tosafos that gives vital background information and defines important terms
- Flowing translation in the format of the Schottenstein Talmud
- Tosafos' questions and answers clearly explained
- Notes that add more information
- A summary after each Tosafos that shows the flow of the entire Tosafos, a unique and important feature even for those who already study Tosafos
You can do it. You can learn Gemara with Tosafos.
Have you ever felt confused trying to understand a tough Gemara?
Have you ever dreamed of an approach that will help you get clarity?
Vagueness Vanquished presents a proven strategy based on the Rishonim and Achronim, in a concise and straightforward fashion, which will help one to understand any piece of Gemara.
For beginners and experienced learners as well.