Reb’ Yoel Sirkis

Joel ben Samuel Sirkis also known as the Bach (an abbreviation of his magnum opus BAyit CHadash), was a prominent Ashkenazi posek and halakhist, who lived in central Europe and held rabbinical positions in Belz, Brest-Litovsk and Kraków, and is considered to be one of the greatest Talmudic scholars of Poland. He is known for his liberal rulings in his responsum in which he challenges the rabbinic status quo.

Request a Kvittel

Your kvittel will be placed on the grave of Reb’ Yoel Sirkis in Remah Cemetery, Krakow

    A portion of the proceeds are donated to the local Hachnasat Orchim & Tomche Shabbos in Krakow, Poland
    $18 : Standard Kvittel
    $36 : Candle Lighting
    $101 : Candle Lighting & Tehilim Psalms
    $1000 : Emergency Delivery Service








      A portion of the proceeds are donated to the local Hachnasat Orchim & Tomche Shabbos in Krakow, Poland
      $18 : Standard Kvittel service
      $36 : Candle Lighting
      $101 : Candle Lighting & Tehilim Psalms
      $1000 : Emergency Delivery Service








        A portion of the proceeds are donated to the local Hachnasat Orchim & Tomche Shabbos in Krakow, Poland
        $18 : Standard Kvittel
        $36 : Candle Lighting
        $101 : Candle Lighting & Tehilim Psalms
        $1000 : Emergency Delivery Service








          A portion of the proceeds are donated to the local Hachnasat Orchim & Tomche Shabbos in Krakow, Poland
          $18 : Standard Kvittel service
          $36 : Candle Lighting
          $101 : Candle Lighting & Tehilim Psalms
          $1000 : Emergency Delivery Service








            A portion of the proceeds are donated to the local Hachnasat Orchim & Tomche Shabbos in Krakow, Poland
            $18 : Standard Kvittel service
            $36 : Candle Lighting
            $101 : Candle Lighting & Tehilim Psalms
            $1000 : Emergency Delivery Service