About this listing The Phoenix Mikvah, also known as Mikvah Birchas Malka, serves as a vital corner-stone of the Jewish community in Phoenix, Arizona. This dedicated facility provides a private and halachically sound environment for ritual immersion.
Located on East Maryland Avenue, the mikvah is centrally positioned for residents and visitors alike. It operates under the strict rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Avrohom Cohn. The facility focuses on providing a dignified experience for those observing the laws of Taharas Hamishpacha.
Cleanliness and adherence to Jewish law are the top priorities at this location. It remains open seven days a week to accommodate the needs of the community.
About the area You can find the Phoenix Mikvah at 840 East Maryland Avenue, near the intersection of 10th Street. This part of Phoenix is known for its quiet, residential character and established Jewish infrastructure. It is easily accessible from the Piestewa Peak Parkway (AZ-51).
A Central Jewish Hub
The North-Central Phoenix area has been a center for Jewish life for decades. Many local families live within walking distance of the facility. The streets are well-lit and the area is generally calm during evening hours. Finding the entrance is simple, as the building is clearly marked for those with appointments.
Public transit options are available on nearby Camelback Road or 7th Street. However, most visitors find that driving or using a ride-share service is the most convenient way to reach the site.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Central Phoenix serves as the primary hub for Orthodox life in the Valley of the Sun. Visitors will find a variety of resources within walking distance or a short drive of the Maryland Avenue area.
Young Israel of Phoenix: A long-standing Orthodox congregation nearby.
Chabad of Phoenix: Located just west of the mikvah on Maple Drive.
Phoenix Eruv: The facility sits within a broad communal eruv network.
Kosher Dining: Several kosher restaurants and bakeries are located along the nearby 7th Street and 16th Street corridors.
The neighborhood is also home to Jewish day schools and community centers. This makes it a convenient base for Jewish travelers visiting the Southwest.
What to expect Guests can expect a modern and well-maintained facility when they visit Mikvah Birchas Malka. The interior is designed to be welcoming, clean, and peaceful. Each preparation room is fully equipped with the necessary supplies for ritual washing.
Technical Halachic Standards
The mikvah is built to satisfy various levels of halachic stringency. The construction includes specific pool designs to meet diverse traditional requirements. These features include:
Bor Min Hatzad: A side-by-side pool configuration.
Bor Al Gabai Bor: A stacked pool configuration.
Private dressing areas with showers and baths.
Fresh linens and hygiene products provided on-site.
Staff members are available to assist with any questions or needs. Privacy is strictly maintained for all guests throughout their visit. The water temperature is kept comfortable, and the pools are monitored daily for hygiene.
Frequently asked questions What are the operating hours for the Phoenix Mikvah? The facility is open seven nights a week. Appointments are generally required to ensure privacy and proper staffing.
Who supervises the kashrut and halachic standards of the mikvah? Rabbi Avrohom Cohn provides the halachic supervision for this facility.
Does the mikvah support different halachic immersion styles? Yes, the facility is designed with both Bor Min Hatzad and Bor Al Gabai Bor systems to meet various halachic preferences.
Can visitors to Phoenix use this mikvah? While primarily serving the local community, visitors and travelers are welcome. It is best to call ahead to schedule a time.
