Talmud Torah refers to the Jewish practice of studying the Torah and other religious texts. It emphasizes the importance of learning and understanding the teachings of Judaism. This study can take place in various settings, including synagogues, schools, and homes, and is often a lifelong pursuit for many Jewish individuals. The concept of Talmud Torah is rooted in the belief that studying sacred texts is a form of worship and a way to connect with God. It encompasses not only the Torah but also the Talmud, commentaries, and other Jewish literature, fostering a deeper understanding of Jewish law and ethics.