Which topics are covered by the six orders of the Mishna?

The Mishna is organized into six major orders (sedarim), which collectively contain 63 tractates covering various aspects of Jewish law and life:12

• Zera'im ("Seeds"): Focuses on daily prayer and agricultural laws, including regulations for the sabbatical year, plant hybridization, and the distribution of harvests to the poor, Levites, and priests.12
• Mo'ed ("Festival"): Covers ceremonies, rituals, and prohibitions related to the Sabbath, religious festivals, and fast days.123
• Nashim ("Women"): Deals with laws of married life, including betrothal, marriage contracts, divorce, and specific vows that impact marital relations.142
• Neziqin ("Damages"): Addresses civil and criminal law, such as theft, damages, labor relations, inheritance, and court jurisdiction. It also includes The Ethics of the Fathers, which provides moral guidance.125
• Qodashim ("Holy Things"): Details the Temple of Jerusalem complex and regulates sacrifices, offerings, and donations.12
• Tohorot ("Purifications"): Considers laws regarding ritual purity for persons, vessels, dwellings, and foods, as well as purification rituals.12