A Mishnah Berurah shiur on the Dirshu cycle
Rabbi Asher Eisenberger teaches a shiur on the Mishnah Berurah, following the Dirshu Daf HaYomi B'Halacha cycle, the worldwide daily program that carries learners through the Chofetz Chaim's great halachic work on the Orach Chaim section of Shulchan Aruch. The collection works through the text steadily, section by section, in step with that schedule.
His run through Orach Chaim siman 32, the detailed laws of writing tefillin, shows the method: the material is taken slowly, in parts, so even an intricate area of halacha becomes followable. Titles like "32:16 part 1" and "part 2" reflect a teacher unwilling to rush past the fine points. For a learner on the Dirshu cycle, it is a companion that keeps pace without cutting corners.
Practical halacha, section by section
The Orach Chaim material is the halacha of everyday observance, tefillah and tefillin, berachos, Shabbos and the festivals. Eisenberger's shiurim aim at exactly the practical command a daily learner is after: not halacha in the abstract, but how the law actually applies. The steady, sequential format is built to accumulate into real knowledge over the cycle.
The value of a shiur like this is that it does the structural work for you. The Mishnah Berurah is dense, and a teacher who breaks each portion into clear, digestible parts turns a demanding daily obligation into something manageable. Consistency does the rest, a little each day, followed faithfully, becomes genuine fluency in practical halacha.
Learning tied to the calendar
The collection also touches the Jewish year, with holiday-related halacha and reflective shiurim, including one asking why we still mourn, in our own day, over losses so long past. These connect the daily halachic learning to the seasons and the deeper reasons behind observance.
For a family, a Mishnah Berurah shiur offers a rare thing: a way to actually learn how to keep the mitzvos correctly, day by day, alongside a global community learning the same page. It rewards steadiness over intensity, which makes it a realistic and durable habit for a busy household to build.
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At a glance
Key takeaways
- Teaches a Mishnah Berurah shiur following the Dirshu Daf HaYomi B'Halacha cycle.
- Works through Orach Chaim section by section, including the detailed laws of tefillin.
- Focuses on practical, everyday halacha: tefillah, Shabbos and the festivals.
- Built for steady daily learning in step with a worldwide program.
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