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Questions about Tzedakah

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Help Froggy get across the pond by answering these questions about Tzedakah

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Help Froggy get across the pond by answering these questions about Tzedakah

by Mark Roth
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According to Rambam, the highest form of tzedakah protects this by helping a person become self-sufficient rather than dependent.

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“Kol Yisrael arevim zeh bazeh” teaches that every Jew shares this for the welfare of others.

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Tzedakah is not random kindness; it is guided by this principle of justice, as implied by the word’s root צ־ד־ק.

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Providing help in a way that keeps someone connected to the community strengthens this, not just their bank account.

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Giving anonymously, as described by Chazal, preserves this between giver and recipient and avoids shame.

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The prophets describe acts of justice and kindness as planting seeds for future redemption, creating this for those in need.

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The Torah commands, “Tzedek tzedek tirdof” — teaching that charity is an expression of this value, not optional generosity.

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Helping the vulnerable is a step toward tikkun olam, the mending of what is broken in society.

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The Rambam warns against giving too little or too much; wise tzedakah requires this.

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Humans are described in Bereishit as guardians of Hashem's world; supporting others reflects this role.