Back to Sinai with Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi reveals the profound importance of Shabbat. After the golden calf, Moshe Rabbeinu taught Shabbat first—because it’s not just rest, it’s a priceless gift from Hashem.This episode uncovers the beauty of Shabbat, the halachot we must learn to guard its holiness, and the deep spiritual opportunity hidden in every Friday night.A meaningful class for anyone who wants to appreciate, protect, and elevate their Shabbat experience.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

 Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi explains how Shabbat creates genuine Simcha—not through noise or activity, but through stillness. In this episode, he explores the deep connection between inner peace and true happiness, and how Shabbat removes the distractions that block us from joy. Discover why the quiet of Shabbat opens space for what matters most: Hashem, family, and your own heart.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi shares a striking mashal of a citizen wandering through the king’s palace—surrounded by priceless treasures but distracted by music, food, and art. Just like him, we live in a world filled with noise and temptations. Yet our true mission is simple: gather as many mitzvot as we can while we’re here.This episode highlights the urgency of our life’s purpose and reminds us that every moment matters. Life is short. The opportunity is now.Listen, reflect, and stay focused on what truly counts.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

In this uplifting shiur, Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi explains why mentioning Yetziat Mitzrayim each day is essential for building emunah. By recognizing that everything we have comes from Hashem, we learn to live with clarity, gratitude, and genuine connection. This class shows how revisiting Yetziat Mitzrayim daily strengthens the heart and keeps our spiritual awareness alive amid life’s noise.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi uncovers how today’s culture creates emotional fog, jealousy, and confusion—robbing people of clarity and healthy self-worth. This talk dives into the spiritual dangers of inner darkness and how it disconnects us from our true purpose and from Hashem. A powerful message for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the chaos of this generation.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

In this week’s episode on Parashat Tzav תשפ"ה, Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi delves into why Hashem chose the word tzav—a forceful command—when addressing Aaron HaKohen. What deeper message is hidden in this choice of language, and why did even the exalted Aaron require an added push? Rabbi Rahimi reveals the profound meaning behind the korban olah, the struggle it represents, and the powerful lessons it offers about effort, sacrifice, and unwavering spiritual dedication.Whether you are just beginning your path or already living a committed Torah life, this message speaks to every Jew.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi shares a powerful story from Lakewood about a young man who committed to avoiding lashon hara—and tracked over 100 moments of self-restraint. What began as a private kabbalah became a source of blessing for many. Learn how one person’s decision to pause before speaking turned into a channel for change and spiritual reward, based on Torah insights and the teachings of the Vilna Gaon.This episode highlights the ripple effect of guarding your speech and the deep impact it can bring—both in this world and the next.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai

Rabbi Yaakov Rahimi explains how the Torah teaches us to respond when the Jewish people face tragedy. Based on the words of the Rambam, he shows that denial, politics, or casual commentary are not the Torah’s way.The Rambam teaches that in moments of communal pain, our response must be a public outcry, teshuvah, and honest reflection.This episode helps you understand how the Torah guides us to face difficult moments with purpose and responsibility, rather than distance or detachment.Website: BacktoSinai.com | TorahAnytime.comInstagram: @backtosinaiTikTok: @backtosinai