Talmudic University Logo
Rabbi Zweig's Shiurim
Shiurim
Categories
Parshas
Mesechtas
Festivals
Series
Courses
About
Donate
Log InSign Up
Talmudic University LogoRabbi Zweig's Shiurim
ShiurimCategoriesParshasMesechtasFestivalsSeriesCoursesAboutDonate
Log InSign Up

Rabbi Zweig's Shiurim

The Torah of Rabbi Yochanan Zweig, Rosh HaYeshiva of the Talmudic University of Florida, brought online for talmidim, alumni, and friends of the TUF Beis Medrash — in Miami Beach and around the world.

Support the Yeshiva
Jackyzweig@talmudicu.eduTUF Alumni Association

Explore

  • All Shiurim
  • Categories
  • Search
  • About

Learn

  • Parsha
  • Gemara
  • Navi
  • Holidays

Account

  • Sign In
  • Create Account
  • My Profile

© 2026Rabbi Zweig's Shiurim. All rights reserved.

Website byMakra.ca
Home/Mesechtas/Niddah

Niddah

נידה

3 shiurim · 1 daf covered

Dedicate a Shiur in Mesechta Niddah

L'ilui nishmas a loved one. In honor of a simcha or yahrzeit. As a zechus for a refuah sheleimah. Your dedication helps carry Rabbi Zweig's Torah to learners around the world.

30b

Daf 30b

1 shiur

Gemara
Audio Only
Friday Morning

Giving Up for Shalom: Beyond the Letter of the Law

Why was Jerusalem destroyed for following Torah law exactly as written? The Gemara reveals that true peace requires giving up what we're entitled to, not just giving gifts. Compromise in court means sacrificing rightful claims for relationships—the foundation of real shalom.

41:55
Listen now

Unassigned

2 shiurim — daf not yet assigned

Aggadita
Audio Only

Ben Azzai and the Creative Power of Torah Learning

How could Ben Azzai remain unmarried while teaching that not marrying is like murder? The Rambam's distinction reveals that Ben Azzai wasn't avoiding pru u'rvu but fulfilling it through Torah - creating spiritual offspring through chiddushei Torah. His "chashkah ba'Torah" represents complete creative fulfillment where Torah study satisfies all human drives.

200227:58
Listen now
Aggadita
Mens Wed Morning Mussar
Audio Only
Mens Wed Morning Mussar · Part 61

Strength Through Roots: Yosef's Bones and Our Connection to Parents

Why did Yosef call himself 'bones' after failing to defend Yaakov's honor when Yehuda called him 'your servant'? The shiur develops a yesod from the Maharsha that bones represent spiritual backbone - the strength that comes from connection to our roots. When we honor parents and build on Torah tradition rather than dismissing the past, we gain the security of standing 'like a dwarf on a giant's shoulders.'

Jan 19, 199425:35
Listen now