Does the Neshama itself get "sulllied" or impure when a person sins, or since it's a part of Hashem it remains pure and only the sinner gets impure ? If so, how does Teshuva erase the "dirt" of the sin?

Shalom Rabbi, Why do such horrible things happen to the children of the world? Why does G-d allow such things to happen? Thank You...I am struggling right now.

I was talking with a Rabbi when an interesting question arose. If a young man (in his teens) already has a full beard, is it permissable for him to shave or trim it until he has reached the age of 20? Also, is it permissable to put a bulletin board in a Shul so long as its purpose is religious?

Thank you so much for your help and your prompt response Is there any further information on this that I can use and adopt to personalise it to my daughter’s Bat Chayil

Hi, A friend of mine heard this riddle and thought it might be of jewish origin or meaning, could you take a look and see if it means anything to you. "More hairs on the head, is more heirs on the head? No-one knows what will happen to the one who has broken hairs."