with Rav Ari
One Minute Halacha is a daily practice: one short audio shiur on a practical halacha you can actually use that day — followed by a quick question or two to help it stick.
The idea is small on purpose. A single minute is easy to keep, and kept every day it adds up to real, lasting knowledge. No lengthy lectures, no guilt for a missed day — just show up for your minute and let the streak build.
Rav Ari Solomon is a maggid shiur and sho’el u’meishiv at Yeshivat Shaarei Mevaseret Tzion in Eretz Yisrael. He received semichah from Rabbi Chaim Jachter and has taught Torah to students and baalei batim in both Israel and the United States. Throughout the years, he has founded and led numerous Torah initiatives, including Kol Chesed, Kollel Hisorerus Halev, and the Kinyan Masechta Teaneck/Bergenfield Chaburah, all with one goal: helping people make Torah a consistent part of everyday life.
Outside the beis medrash, Rav Ari is also an entrepreneur and product designer who works with professional athletes and teams across Major League Baseball and other professional sports. His work has been featured by outlets including ESPN, FOX, and MLB Network. He believes that balancing Torah with a career in the modern world isn’t just possible — it’s essential, and that technology can be used to strengthen our connection to Torah rather than distract from it.
One Minute Halacha was built around a simple idea: practical halacha should be accessible to everyone. Each day, Rav Ari answers one real-life halachic question in about a minute — clearly, warmly, and in a way that can be put into practice immediately.
“Give Torah one minute a day, and watch a lifetime of growth take shape.”