I have yet to see this on H.com (although maybe this was done in the old days before my arrival.) Websites on the Internet where one can find information or something useful related to Jewish topics. It would be nice to have such collected in one place, i.e. one thread.

To get the ball rolling, let me start with two:

http://www.hebcal.com/ -- this has a perpetual Jewish/secular calendar. There are different options to include the parshiyos, yomim tovim, etc. It also has a Shabbos candle lighting time calculator.

http://shamash.org/kosher/ -- has a listing of kosher restaurants throughout the world. some of the entries are a little dated, but it is still a good resource

Feel free to add your own. I am especially interested in Torah sources -- like links to pages of the Talmud or the Rambam. (I know I have seen them here before, but did not save them.)


Please see Post #59 for an extensive list of sources that have been compiled over time in the several pages of this thread.

http://www.dafyomi.org/

Here is Melech's post with links to lots of stuff.
http://www.hashkafah.com/index.php?showtop...ndpost&p=280149

Thanks. I have re-quoted it here just to keep everything together:

Rambam's list of 613 mitzvos

http://www.spertus.edu


Edited URL

Since this thread has been bumped, I thought I'd add to the collection.

I already posted a link to Halacha Brura which has seforim in a variety of formats, including HTML from which you can copy and paste to h.com posts, and PDF. If you look in the acharonim section of halachah, they have the kitzur shulchan aruch in three parts in PDF with the She'arim Metzuyanim Be-halachah. If you don't have the right software you can't copy and paste it easily but it's very handy for looking up the kitzer when it's referenced on h.com.

HebrewBooks is another site.

Daat is another site with a lot of seforim from which you can copy and paste. This is their homepage and if you click around you'll find a tremendous amount of resources. Especially, on the right side in blue, "Sifrei yesod" (basic books).

For copying and pasting Shulchan Aruch.

Online Torah resources.

This one specifically has kept me awake many a night.

I found this site googling for something from Midrash Rabba in response to a question that Aristotle asked. It has the entire MR online as well as tons of other stuff. Some are links to things already posted in this thread from Mechon Mamre and Shechem.org, but I hadn't noticed the Chumash with Onkelos at Machon Mamre before. Locally there is also the Midrash Tanchuma, Yalkut Shimoni, Benei Yissachar, and Kuzari.

counter-missionary

www.jewsforjudaism.org

www.messiahtruth.com

www.outreachjudaism.org

http://faithstrengthened.org/FS_TOC.html

http://light-of-israel.org/

More Kabbalah seforim than you care to know about may be accessed here.

OK, I decided as a public service to consolidate the above posts.

Halachah Brurah (most of what you could possibly ever want) {melech}

Feinberg E-Collection (access to Bar-Ilan, EJ, and piles of other stuff; subscription only, though. But it's dirt cheap and well worth it.) {nondenom}

Hebrewbooks.org has a lot of stuff too, especially American journals etc. printed in the early 20th century. Clicking on the links on top of the page will get you seforim like Mishne Halachos and the Sichos. HOWEVER, I am suspicious of their copyright scruples, being that their copy of the Bnei Yissoscher looks suspiciously like one I paid $15 for. {melech; a similar link for the Bnei Yissoscher was posted by p_almonius}

Daat seems to have a lot of ASCII sifrei machshavah. {melech}
Here there are a lot of ascii Chabad seforim, including the RSA and Likutey Torah/Torah Ohr. {melech}

Aishdas. I'm not familiar w/ this site. {Aristotle}

SeforimOnline has lots of stuff, especially of philosophical/scientific interest. Make sure you poke around the unsorted seforim section. Also, I advise using a browser which you don't mind it crashing, because their server seems to be very slow. {Aristotle}

Mechon-Mamre {p_almonius}

Snunit has all your basic Hebrew text needs. {melech, again}

Wikipedia's Rambam's List of Mizvos {TGR}

Any Kabbalah sefer you can possibly think of. The site is Czech, I think, but that shouldn't stop you. Perfect for those occasions you just need to copy/paste that quote from Rabbi Avraham Abulafia. {Gabbe}

Hebrew Calendar {Interested Party}

For your Daf needs. Judging from the participation in that forum, I doubt we'll be needing it. {enigma}


I don't have the patience to copy/paste links if you can't be bothered to actually make them links.

OK, I decided as a public service to alphebetize and condense Gabbe's consolidated list.

Aishdas

Chabad seforim, including the RSA and Likutey Torah/Torah Ohr.

Daat seems to have a lot of ASCII sifrei machshavah.

For your Daf needs.

Feinberg E-Collection (access to Bar-Ilan, EJ, and piles of other stuff)

Halachah Brurah

Hebrewbooks.org has a lot of stuff too, especially American journals etc. printed in the early 20th century.

Hebrew Calendar

Any Kabbalah sefer you can possibly think of.

Mechon-Mamre

Wikipedia's Rambam's List of Mizvos

SeforimOnline has lots of stuff, especially of philosophical/scientific interest.

Snunit has all your basic Hebrew text needs.

Edited yet again (I guess this is the poor man's wiki)

Aishdas

Chabad seforim, including the RSA and Likutey Torah/Torah Ohr.

Chabad Chumesh & Rashi in English

Chabad Tanach in English

Daat seems to have a lot of ASCII sifrei machshavah.

For your Daf needs.

Feinberg E-Collection (access to Bar-Ilan, EJ, and piles of other stuff)

Halachah Brurah

Hebrewbooks.org has a lot of stuff too, especially American journals etc. printed in the early 20th century.

Hebrew Calendar

Any Kabbalah sefer you can possibly think of.

Kitzur shulchan aruch Linear Translation

Mechon-Mamre

Pirkey Avos in English

Wikipedia's Rambam's List of Mizvos

SeforimOnline has lots of stuff, especially of philosophical/scientific interest.

Snunit has all your basic Hebrew text needs.

Tora.us.fm Another source for Tanach

Tur via Wiki With BY & the BACH (Only some of it)

Shema Yisrael Torah Network
One of the best out there.

shulchan aruch
http://books.chabadlibrary.org/sifrey_yeso...oruch/index.php

just to add to melech's post, his linked is the Lav-Anash Shulchan Aruch.

Chabad has their own Chumash with Rashi?


?

as in, the Misnagdishe version.

The Complete Jastrow

Anyone know of a regular hebrew-english dictionary?

As far as I can tell, the only decent free Hebrew English dictionary online is this one:

http://milon.morfix.co.il/Default.aspx

Another PDF collection which seems to have escaped halachabrurah's clutches is here.

Tradition Magazine (poke around the archives, though most of it is not free...)

Another unfortunate PDF collection that alas has not escaped my clutches.

Great site, with each page of the Mishnah Berurah scanned, and with questions and answers:
http://www.mishnaberura.com/Default.asp?Ch...&SeifID=142

OK, help me out before Wikipedia "fades me into oblivion."

Jewish National and University Library

Mincha, Maariv, Benching and Al HaMichya
http://abtorah.com/tefilos.htm

http://tefillos.com also has some texts

YUTorah.org has a tremendous amount of audio shiurim, as well as texts of some of the YU journals and so forth.

http://www.tosfos.com

Tosfos explained.

http://www.jewishcontent.org has content for Palm and Pocket PC's.
Scroll to the bottom and select Palm or Pocket PC.

http://www.shemayisrael.co.il/jewishobserver/archives.htm
Jewish Observer archives -- thanks to accolade.

(Am I allowed to do this?)
http://forums.torah.org/viewtopic.php?t=327

Thank you, Yehudi.

The Jewish Way in Death and Mourning by R. Maurice Lamm
http://www.chabad.org/library/article.asp?AID=281541

http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/

Just found one pretty cool -שיעורי הגאון הרב נחום פורצבוץ זצ"ל -- http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeqcjg1/

Rif

He has a scan of the daf + the hebrew written out + the english translation +he even has some video shiurim.

Ezras Torah Luach

Munich Talmud Manuscript

Thank you, it was a huge help!!

This is fantastic! It's searchable!

Vos maint Chabad Tanach? Its not the normal Tanach?

All of the Rebbe's quotes are in a different color.

So you know when to stand?

[For the record, it's the Judaica Press Tanach. That site has a number of "mainstream" texts.]

www.nefesh.org a resource for frum mental health practitioners

Siddur with selectable text

Nice!

http://www.responsa.co.il/

Wow.

This may be worth its own thread.

Wow indeed! Thanks for this great link. I'm afraid we might have to break the news gently to melech, though.