Mishneh Torah & Guide for the Perplexed Online: The Daily Rambam, Halacha by Halacha

rambam.cohenapps.com is a free online library of the Rambam (Maimonides) for study: the complete Mishneh Torah, from the introduction and the enumeration of the mitzvot through all fourteen books and 83 sets of halachot, together with Sefer HaMitzvot, the Eight Chapters, the Treatise on Logic and the Guide for the Perplexed in its three parts. Read every chapter halacha by halacha in the original Hebrew, with English where a free translation exists. Follow the two Daily Rambam tracks, one chapter or three chapters a day, and ask Rabbi Ari, the AI rabbi, about any halacha and its sources. Everything here is for study, not a practical ruling: for a question in your own situation, ask your rabbi. No signup required.

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The Mishneh Torah and the Rambam's Other Works

Introduction

Sefer Madda (Knowledge)

Sefer Ahavah (Love)

Sefer Zemanim (Times)

Sefer Nashim (Women)

Sefer Kedushah (Holiness)

Sefer Haflaah (Utterances)

Sefer Zeraim (Seeds)

Sefer Avodah (Service)

Sefer Korbanot (Offerings)

Sefer Taharah (Purity)

Sefer Nezikim (Damages)

Sefer Kinyan (Acquisition)

Sefer Mishpatim (Judgments)

Sefer Shoftim (Judges)

Other Works of the Rambam

Guide for the Perplexed

Rabbi AI

Get instant answers from 4 AI rabbis: Rabbi Ari (general guidance), Moses Rabbeinu (Torah & prophecy), Rashi (commentary expert), and Rambam (philosophy & halakha). Responses grounded in classical Jewish sources.

Frequently asked questions

What can I study here?

The complete Mishneh Torah of the Rambam (Maimonides): the introduction, the enumeration of the mitzvot and all fourteen books from Sefer HaMadda to Sefer Shoftim, 83 sets of halachot, every chapter halacha by halacha. Alongside it, the Rambam's other works: Sefer HaMitzvot, the Eight Chapters, the Treatise on Logic and the Guide for the Perplexed in its three parts. Citations follow the halachot, chapter and halacha, e.g. "Mishneh Torah, Sabbath 2:3".

What is the Daily Rambam?

Two daily study tracks through the Mishneh Torah: one chapter a day, completing the work in about three years, and three chapters a day, completing it in one year. Each day opens at that day's exact chapter, with a reminder and a streak tracker.

What languages are available?

Every book is in the original Hebrew. The Mishneh Torah is shown in Hebrew, with English wherever a free translation exists. The Guide for the Perplexed is shown in Ibn Tibbon's Hebrew translation alongside an English translation.

How do the Mishneh Torah, Sefer HaMitzvot and the Guide differ?

The Mishneh Torah is the Rambam's comprehensive code of Jewish law, ruling on the whole Oral Torah in clear language without the Talmudic debate. Sefer HaMitzvot enumerates the 613 commandments and the principles of the count, and the Guide for the Perplexed is his work of philosophy, bringing the Torah and Aristotelian thought together.

Can I rely on it for a practical ruling?

No. Everything here is for study, not a practical ruling. Practical halacha also follows later authorities and customs, so for a practical question in your own situation, ask your rabbi. Rabbi Ari, the AI rabbi, also brings sources for study and does not rule.

Is this site free to use?

Yes. Studying every book is free, with no signup. Premium removes ads and unlocks read-aloud audio and extended study chat with Rabbi Ari about the sources.

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