👉 A mitzvah is a command or action that someone must perform in order to fulfill certain religious, moral, legal, spiritual, or ethical obligations. It often involves specific actions such as keeping kosher, praying regularly, fasting during a holiday, or performing a ritual. In Jewish tradition, the mitzvot are divided into two categories: those that are obligatory (required) and optional (optional). Obligatory mitzvot require individuals to perform certain acts in order to be considered
