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So easy to use literally you can ask anything thank you
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About
This app provides a safe and open space to ask questions about Judaism, life, and faith. Receive clear, friendly answers from Moshe Ginzy on topics ranging from deep philosophical inquiries to practical observance. It offers private learning sessions and short educational videos.
✓Ask any question about Judaism
✓Private and judgment-free inquiries
✓Free one-on-one learning sessions
✓Short educational videos on Jewish ideas
✓Answers in Hebrew and English
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What's New in AskMosh
2.4
November 2, 2026
Performance improvements and bug fixes.
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FAQ
What kind of questions can I ask AskMosh?
You can ask anything about Judaism, Torah, Shabbat, holidays, Jewish thought, and philosophy. The app encourages users to ask any question, big or small, without judgment.
Is AskMosh free to use?
Yes, AskMosh is completely free to download and use. It is brought to you by Congregation Netivot of New York, a nonprofit organization.
Does AskMosh have ads?
No, AskMosh does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted learning experience.
What is the learning methodology used in AskMosh?
AskMosh offers a private, one-on-one 'chavruta' learning experience, allowing users to learn at their own pace with a personal mentor. It also provides short, bite-sized videos on Torah and Jewish ideas.
What devices is AskMosh available on?
AskMosh is available on iPhone and iPad devices.
How often is AskMosh updated?
The latest version of AskMosh is 2.3, and it was last updated on October 30, 2026. This indicates regular updates to improve the app.
What is the age rating for AskMosh?
AskMosh has an age rating of 17+, suggesting content that may be more suitable for mature audiences due to the depth of philosophical and religious topics covered.
Can I learn in languages other than English on AskMosh?
Yes, AskMosh supports both Hebrew and English, allowing a broader range of users to engage with the content and ask their questions.
