Back to Sinai with Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi shares a powerful Torah insight based on the Midrash and a story about Baba Sali. Even when a person feels distant or unworthy, Hashem says: “You are not a stranger.” This episode reminds every Jew that they’re always welcome in Hashem’s palace. No knocking, no appointments—just speak from the heart.Website: BacktoSinai.com and TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

This class explores the halachot of the 9 Days and the deeper reason we mourn the destruction of the Beit Hamikdash. Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi explains how subtracting 68 from the secular year gives us the number of years since the Churban. He also discusses practical laws—like avoiding meat, wine, and shopping—and why they matter today. The episode ends with a powerful story of a hostage in Gaza and a message about never giving up on your true place and purpose. Brought to you by TorahAnytime.com.Website: BacktoSinai.com and TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi explores a powerful idea in Jewish thought: your behavior toward others carries eternal consequences. In this episode, he explains why someone who disrespects others may not receive mercy in the next world—no matter how religious they were. You'll hear what Chazal say about character, Gehinom, and the role of a Tzaddik in a soul’s journey. This is a reminder to work not just on mitzvot, but on how we treat the people around us.Listen now and learn why middot matter more than we realize.Website: BacktoSinai.com and TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi shares a powerful insight from the story of the spies in the land of Israel. Why did they see themselves as grasshoppers—and why did the giants agree? This episode explores how our self-perception shapes how others treat us, how fear feeds the yetzer hara, and why confidence is key to spiritual strength. A must-listen for anyone struggling with self-doubt or feeling overwhelmed by challenges.Website: BacktoSinai.com and TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

 What happens when you stay quiet instead of answering back in anger? In this powerful lecture, Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi shares how self-control in moments of frustration can bring lasting blessings—not just to you, but to your children and grandchildren. Drawing from the Midrash, he explains how every mitzvah we do, no matter how small, creates ripple effects around the world. Whether it's holding back from Lashon Hara or choosing peace in a heated moment, our actions matter. This episode explores how close we are to Hashem and how our spiritual choices today shape the future for generations to come.Website: BacktoSinai.com and TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

In this episode, Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi explores the deeper meaning behind Pharaoh’s dream and Yosef’s rise to power. Why did Pharaoh seek someone exceptionally wise—ish navon—to manage Egypt’s grain during years of abundance? This shiur unpacks how real intelligence means preparing for the future even when everything looks good today.Listen for a powerful Torah insight on self-control, vision, and the importance of living with long-term thinking.Website: BacktoSinai.com and TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi explores what it means to live with boldness—and where that confidence crosses into disrespect. Drawing from the Gemara in Shabbat and teachings about az panim, he explains how a lack of shame and defiance against Hashem led to the destruction of the Beit HaMikdash. This shiur breaks down the mindset behind spiritual arrogance and reminds us of the importance of humility and reverence.TorahAnytime.com | Torah class by Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi.Website: BacktoSinai.com and TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi shares a powerful message about the Vilna Gaon’s final moments and the deep meaning behind his tears. Why did one of the greatest Torah giants cry while holding a pair of tzitzit? In this episode, we explore the idea of olam hazeh as the world of opportunity—a place where every mitzvah counts and every moment has spiritual value. Hear why the Gaon grieved leaving this world, and what it means for how we live today.Website: BacktoSinai.com and TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi shares a powerful message for the Three Weeks. What does it mean to truly mourn the destruction of the Beit HaMikdash? Why does our pain matter in this time? This class explores the reward for those who cry over Yerushalayim in Tammuz and Av, the deeper meaning behind the fasts, and how we can make this time more than just a tradition. Especially after October 7, this year calls for real reflection. Listen now and connect with the purpose behind the mourning.Website: BacktoSinai.com and TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai