All Episodes

MB 321.8 - MB 321.11 - Grinding (Tochen) & Food Preparation on Shabbos

MB 321.5 – MB 321.7 – Salting, Preserving & Grinding on Shabbos

MB 321.3 – MB 321.4 – Salting Foods on Shabbos: When It Becomes “Like Cooking”

MB 318.19 – MB 321.2 – Food Colouring, Dyeing on Shabbos & Preparing Brine

MB 320.18b – Squeezing (Sechita) on Shabbos: Wine Barrels, Towels & Toothbrushes

MB 320.14 – MB 320.18a – Squeezing on Shabbos: Snow, Cloths, Sponges & Inevitable Actions

MB 320.8– MB 320.13 – Squeezing Foods, Melting Ice, and the Laws of Extraction on Shabbos

MB 320.6 – MB 320.7 – Squeezing Fruits on Shabbos: Lemon Juice, Pickled Foods & Practical Guidelines

MB 320.2 – MB 320.5 – Squeezing Fruits, Extracting Liquids, and Mixing on Shabbos

MB 320.1b – Fruit Juicing on Shabbos: Custom, Sucking Juice, and Practical Limits

MB 320.1a – Squeezing Fruits on Shabbos

MB 319.15 – MB 319.17 – Sorting on Shabbat: Eggs, Bugs, Drinks & Dairy

MB 319.12 – MB 319.14 – Filtering Wine, Pouring Dregs, and the Rules of Borer on Shabbos

MB 319.10 – MB 319.11 – Filtering Wine, Water, and Other Liquids on Shabbos

MB 319.4 – MB 319.9 – The Limits of Sifting, Washing, and Filtering on Shabbos

MB 319.4 – MB 319.6 – Borer on Shabbos: Selecting Food, Refuse, and Proper Technique

MB 319.2 – MB 319.3 – Separating Food and Objects on Shabbat: Timing, Method, and Intent

MB 319.1 – Borer on Shabbos: The Three Rules That Make or Break Permitted Selection

MB 344.2 – Shabbos in the Desert & Final Melachos of Weaving

MB 344.1 - Lost Track of Shabbat: Survival, Sanctity, and Halachic Limits in the Desert

MB 343.1b - Raising Children Within Halachic Boundaries: Shabbos, Prohibitions, and Education

MB 343.1 a – Educating Children: Preventing Prohibitions and Building Lasting Habits

MB 342.1 – Rabbinic Restrictions During Twilight (Bein Hashmashos)

MB 341.1 – MB 341.3 – Annulment of Vows on Shabbos

MB 340.12 – MB 340.14 – Tearing, Cutting, Gluing, and Separating on Shabbat

MB 340.8 – MB 340.11 – Stuffing Cushions, Gathering Materials, and the Melacha of Collecting

MB 340.6 – MB 340.7 – Sewing, Tightening Threads, and Drawstring Sleeves on Shabbos

MB 340.4b – MB 340.5 – Writing, erasing, marking lines, and forming letters on Shabbat

MB 340.4a – Writing and Erasing on Shabbat: Permanent vs. Non-Permanent Marks

MB 340.2 – MB 340.3 – Erasing on Shabbat:, Ink, Wax, Cakes, and Letters

MB 340.1 - Haircuts, Nails, Shearing, and Appearance on Shabbos

MB 399.5 - MB 399.6 - Water Activities and Boats on Shabbos

MB 339.4b - MB 339.5 - – Shabbos Restrictions on Transactions, Consecrations, and Marriage

MB 339.4a - – Judicial Actions, Punishments, and Marriage on Shabbos

MB 338.8 - MB 339.3 - Rain on the Roof & Rhythm on Shabbos: Water, Swimming, and Clapping Explained

MB 338.3 – MB 338.7 - Shabbos Sounds & Signals: Alarms, Clocks, Games, and Noise on Shabbat

MB 338.2 - Can There Be Music on Shabbos? Weddings, Non-Jews

MB 338.1b – Sound-Making Objects on Shabbos: Door Knockers, Whistling, Bells, and Intent

MB 337.3–338.1 – Floors, Furrows, and Sounds: Cleaning, Weight, and Noise on Shabbat

MB 337.2 – Sweeping Floors on Shabbos: Dirt, Dust, and Household Cleaning

MB 337:1 – Unintended Consequences on Shabbat: When Actions Are Permitted

MB 336.12 – MB 336.13 – When Trees Become Off-Limits on Shabbos

MB 336.9 – MB 336.11 – Plants, Blocked Gutters & Flowers on Shabbos

MB 336.4 – MB 336.8 – Handling Seeds, Plants, and Potted Herbs on Shabbos

MB 336.2 – MB 336.3 – Using Trees, Roots, and Grass on Shabbos: Height Limits, Walking on Grass, and Watering Concerns

MB 336.1 – Climbing Trees on Shabbos

MB 335.2 – MB 335.5 – Laws of Rescuing Liquids and Food on Shabbos

MB 334.26 – MB 335.1 – Public-Safety Extinguishing on Shabbos & Limits on Saving Food From a Broken Barrel

MB 334.26 – Fire on Shabbos: Asking Non-Jews, Property Concerns & Pikuach Nefesh

MB 334.22 – MB 334.25 – Indirect Fire Extinguishing on Shabbos: Clothing, Vessels, Protective Barriers, and the Role of Non-Jews

MB 334.16 - MB 334.21 – Saving Tefillin, Money, and Sacred Texts From Fire on Shabbos

MB 334.13 - MB 334.15 - Saving Megillas Esther and Amulets from Fire on Shabbos

MB 334.10 – MB 334.12 – Saving Property and Holy Texts During a Fire on Shabbos

MB 334.1 – MB 334.9 – Laws of Saving Food, Clothing, and Property from a Fire on Shabbos and Yom Kippur

MB 334.2 – MB 334.3 – Saving Property on Shabbos: Moving Muktzeh, Fire & Theft Cases, and Limits of Leniency

MB 333.2 - MB 334.1 - Clearing a Storehouse on Shabbos & Saving Life and Property in a Fire

MB 332.2 - MB 333.1 - Healing and Caring for Animals on Shabbos; Clearing Storehouses for Mitzvah Needs

MB 331.8 – MB 332.1 – Circumcision on Shabbat: Protective Dressings, Hot-Water Care, and the First-Time Mohel

MB 331.6 - 331.7 - Preparations, Carrying, and Post-Procedure Handling of Implements for Circumcision on Shabbos

MB 321.1 - 321.5 – Laws of Circumcision on Shabbat: Timing, Procedure, and Halachic Considerations

MB 330.8 – MB 330.11 – Childbirth on Shabbos: Premature Birth, Nursing, and Infant Care

MB 330.6 – MB 330.7 – Childbirth on Shabbos: Heating, Medical Care, and the Status of Newborns

MB 330.3 – MB 330.4 – Continuing: Halachos of a Woman in Childbirth on Shabbos

MB 330.1 – MB 330.3 – Childbirth on Shabbos: Life-Threatening Status and Permitted Actions

MB 329.4 – MB 329.9 – Saving Life and Protecting Communities on Shabbos

MB 329.1 - 329.3 - – Saving Life and Extinguishing Fires on Shabbos

MB 328.48 – MB 328.49 – Laws of Healing and Blood Extraction on Shabbos

MB 328.44 - 328.47 - Therapeutic Bathing, Saltwater Immersion, and Medical Relief on Shabbos

MB 328.38 - 328.43 - Using Remedies, Exercise, and Heat Therapy on Shabbos

MB 328.35 – MB 328.37 – Expressing Milk, Medicines, Food with Healing Properties, Vitamins & Sleeping Tablets on Shabbos

MB 328.27 – MB 328.34 – Healing on Shabbos: Wounds, Toothaches, and Nursing

MB 328.26 – MB 328.28 – Bandages, Boils, and Healing on Shabbos

MB 328.17 – MB 328.26 – Healing, Non-Jews Cooking for the Sick on Shabbos, and Medical Applications

MB 328.17 – MB 328.19 – Healing a Sick Person on Shabbos Who is Not in Life-Threatening Danger

MB 328.13 – MB 328.17 – Saving the Sick on Shabbos: Priorities, Non-Kosher Food, and Minimizing Melacha

MB 328.8 – MB 328.12 – Healing on Shabbos: Bloodletting, Eye Illness, External Wounds, and Pikuach Nefesh

MB 328.3- 328.7 - Life-Threatening Illness on Shabbos, Part 1: Internal Wounds, Fevers & When to Act

MB 328.3 - Toothaches, Internal Wounds, and Shabbos

MB 328.1 - 328.2 - Medicine on Shabbat: When prohibitions may be set aside for healing

MB 318.19 - Shabbat Cooking Laws: Final Insights on Roasts, Oils, and Stirring on Shabbos

MB 318.17 - 318.18 - The Laws of Cooking on Shabbat: Heating, Stirring, and Practical Applications

MB 318.16 - Heating Foods with Congealed Fat on Shabbos: Cooking vs. Nolad Explained

MB 318.13 - 318.16 - Shabbat Cooking Laws: Reheating, Vessels, and the Use of Hot Plates

MB 318.11 - 318.12 - Shabbat Cooking Laws: Hot Baths, Mixing Waters, and Secondary Vessels

MB 318.9 - 318.10 - Primary and Secondary Cooking Utensils

MB 318.6 - 318.8 - Keeping Food Warm or Heating Up

MB 318.5 - Cooking After Baking, Roasting, and Secondary Vessels

MB 318.4c - Cooking, Tea & Coffee Preparation on Shabbos – What’s Permitted and What’s Not

MB 318.4b - Cooking on Shabbat: Dry Foods, Liquids, and the Rules of Reheating #2

MB 318.4a - Cooking on Shabbos: Dry vs. Moist Foods, Yad Soledes, and Bishul Achar Bishul

MB 318.2 - 318.3 - Cooking on Shabbat: Halachic Rules on Food Prep for the Sick, Muktsa, and Sun-Heat

MB 318.1 - Cooking on Shabbat: Halachic Implications of Intentional & Unintentional Acts

MB 317.4 - 317.7 - Knots, Bows, and Buckets: The Halachic Boundaries of Tying on Shabbat

MB 317.2 - 317.3 - Shabbat Knots & Clothing Repairs: Laws on Straps, Belts, and Garment Closures

MB 317.1b - Tying and Untying Knots on Shabbat: Defining Permanence and Craftsmanship in Halacha

MB 317.1a - Tying Knots on Shabbat: Categories, Conditions, and Controversies

MB 316.12 - Trapping Animals on Shabbat: Halachic Guidelines for Domesticated and Wild Creatures

MB 316.10 - 316.11 - Trapping & Killing Dangerous Animals on Shabbat

MB 316.9 - Halachic Guidelines for Flea and Lice Removal on Shabbat: Permissible Trapping and Killing

MB 316.8 - Trapping & Wounding on Shabbat: Swarming Creatures and Animal Harm

MB 316.5 - 316.7 - Trapping Laws on Shabbat: Gazelles and Dangerous Animals

Mb 316.3 - 316.4 - Trapping on Shabbat: Halachic Boundaries for Insects, Animals, and Domestic Spaces

MB 316.2 - Trapping on Shabbat: Blind, Sick, and Old Animals

MB 316.1 - Shabbat Laws of Trapping: Understanding Halachic Boundaries for Animals, Birds & Fish

MB 315.12 - 315.13 - Curtains, Covers, and the Prohibition Continued of Making a Tent (Ohel)

MB 315.10 - 315.11 - Temporary Tents, Curtains, and Bed Canopies – What’s Permitted?

MB 315.7 - 315.8 - Halachic Tents on Shabbat: Books, Tablecloths, and Sloped Structures

MB 315.4 - 315.6 - Constructing and Deconstructing Temporary Structures – Beds, Chairs, and Folding Furniture

MB 315.3 - Can You Build IKEA Furniture on Shabbat? Assembly, Tents, and Hats

MB 315.2 - Shabbat Structures: Temporary Covers, Canopies & Baby Buggies

MB 315.1 - Building, Tents, and Partitions on Shabbos – Practical Applications and Prohibitions

MB 314.11 - 314.12 - Smearing, Blocking Holes & Construction on Shabbat

MB 314.7 - 314.10 - Taps, Openings, and Packaging—From Wine Barrels to Modern-Day Use

MB 314.4 - 314.6 - Opening Barrels on Shabbat: Creating Spouts, Holes, and Halachic Boundaries

MB 314.1b - 314.3 - Opening Packaging on Shabbat

MB 313.8 - 314.1a - Can You Open Food Packaging on Shabbos? Halachic Insights on Boneh, Soser & Makeh B’Patish

MB 313.5 - 313.7 - Repairing Hinges, Reassembling Furniture, and Using Household Items as Structural Support

MB 313.3 - 313.4 - Halachic Doors: Understanding Hinges, Barriers & Shabbat Construction

MB 313.1b - 313.2 - Building & Bolting – When a Lock Becomes a Violation

MB 31292 - 313.1a - Halachic Boundaries on Shabbat: Bodily Functions in Fields, Muktzah Use, and the Laws of Temporary Construction

MB 312.2 - 312.8 - Muktzeh and Mishap: Navigating Halachic Hygiene on Shabbat – Stones, Grass, and the Laws of Dignity

Mb 311.9 - 312.1 - Indirect Movement of Muktseh, Buried Items, and Personal Hygiene on Shabbat

MB 311.8 - Indirect Movement on Shabbat: Halachic Guidelines for Accessing Permitted Items Amid Muksa Restrictions

MB 311.4 - 311.7 - Handling the Deceased on Shabbat: Laws of Movement, Indirect Action, and Respect

MB 311.2 - 311.3 - Honoring the Deceased on Shabbat: Navigating Muktzeh, Domains, and Dignity

MB 311.1 - Handling a Deceased on Shabbat: Halachic Approaches to Muktzeh, Indirect Movement, and Respect for the Dead

MB 310.7b -310.9 - Forgotten Money and Mixed Muktzeh: Halachic Insights on Moving Items on Shabbat – Clothing, Coal Pans, and Drawers

MB 310.6 -310.7a - The Status of Supporting Objects: Muktzeh, Designation, and Practical Halachic Implications

MB 310.3 -310.5 - Changing Status of a Muktza Item

MB 310.1 -310.2 - Disgusting but Moveable? Understanding Muktzah Machmat Mi'us and Its Halachic Boundaries on Shabbat

MB 309.4b - 309.5 - Muktzeh on Shabbat: Understanding Supporting Muktseh Objects, Indirect Movement of Muktzeh

MB 309.1 - 309.4a - Carrying a Child Holding Muktzeh: Halachic Exceptions and Practical Scenarios

MB 308.46 - 308.52 - Moving Shatnez and alarm clocks on Shabbat

MB 308.41 - 308.45 - Shabbat Carrying Laws: Assisting Children, Public Domains, and Playing with Objects

MB 308.36 - 308.40 - Muktseh - Graf Shel Re’i, Prepared Earth, and Early Insights into Animal Handling

MB 308.31 - 308.35 - When Is It Muktzah? Raw Meat, Repulsive Objects, and Non-Efficacious Amulets on Shabbos

MB 308.27 - 308.30 - Muktzeh: Moving Food Remnants, Bones, and Crumbs

MB 308.22 - 308.26 - When Stones Become Tools: Understanding Muktzah and the Power of Designation on Shabbat

MB 308.19 - 308.21 - Muktzeh: Ladders, Palm Branch Mats, Stones, and Broken Mobile Phones

MB 308.16 - 308.18 - Navigating Muktzeh on Shabbat: Wet Garments, Broken Furniture, and Handling Hazardous Items

MB 308.12 - 308.15 - Shabbat Muktzah: Moving Worn Mats, Cloth Fragments, and Broken Sandals – Practical Laws and Modern Applications

MB 308.9 - 308.11 - Building, Breaking & Boundaries: Muktseh of Movable vs. Fixed Items and the Status of Doors, Covers, and Tools

MB 308.7 - 308.9 - When Is It Still a Vessel? Halachic Insights into Muktzah, Broken Utensils, and Shabbat Intentions

MB 308.4 - 308.6 - Understanding Muktzeh: When and Why Items May Be Moved on Shabbat – From Cookware to Tefillin, Books to Broken Glass

MB 308.2 - 308.3 - Muktzeh Categories, Permissible Movement, and Practical Applications

MB 307.22b - 308.1 - Intro to Muktzeh

MB 307.19 - 307.22a - Commerce, Property Protection, from Flood and Fire, and Permissible Assistance

MB 307.16 - 307.18 - Reading on Shabbat: Halachic Boundaries

MB 307.12 - 307.14 - Shabbat and Legal Documents: Understanding the Restrictions on Reading Lists and Letters

MB 307.9 - 307.11 - Borrowing and Repaying on Shabbat

MB 307.6 - 307.8 - The Intersection of Thought, Speech, and Commerce on Shabbat: Understanding the Boundaries

MB 307.4 - 307.5 - Commercial Speech on Shabbat

MB 307.1 - 307.3 - Shabbat Speech: Halachic Insights on Permissible and Prohibited Conversations

MB 306.14 - Breaking Shabbat to Rescue a Kidnapped Person

MB 306.12 - 306.13 - Permitted Speech on Shabbat: Commercial Matters, Lost Items, and Excommunication in Halacha

MB 306.8 - 306.11 - Shabbat and Thinking About Work, Business, and Transactions

MB 306.6b - 306.7 - Commerce and Measuring on Shabbat: Hiring, Pledging Tzedakah, and Auctioning Mitzvot

MB 306.4b - 306.6a - Hiring, Payments, and Financial Discussions on Shabbat: Understanding Halachic Boundaries

MB 306.2 - 306.4a - Preparation Activities Prohibited on Shabbat

MB 305.23 - 306.1 - Handing Animals to Non Jews for Grazing | Preparing for Work after Shabbat

MB 305.20 - 305.22 - Milking Animals on Shabbat

MB 305.18 - 305.19 - Riding on Animals On Shabbat

MB 305.12 - 305.17 - Further Considerations for What an Animal Can Wear/Carry on Shabbat

MB 305.8 - 305.11 - Shabbat and Animal Clothing: What’s Permitted and What’s Not?

MB 305.2 - 305.7 - Animals on Shabbat: Leashes, Saddles, and Garments

MB 305.1 - Animals and Rest: What Animals Can Carry on Shabbat

MB 304.1b - 304.3 - Slavery & Shabbat Working

MB 304.1a - The Halachic Status of Servants and Shabbat Obligations

MB 303.25 - 303.27 - Makeup & Haircare on Shabbat: Halachic Insights

MB 303.20 - 303.24 - Carrying on Shabbat: Pierced Ears, Coloured Threads, and Fastening Clothing

MB 303.18 - 303.19 - Wearing Jewellery on Shabbos: Halachic Opinions & Practical Guidelines

MB 303.15b - 303.17 - Carrying Items in the Mouth on Shabbat and Clothes Ties

MB 303.10 - 303.15a - Jewellery, Accessories, and Carrying on Shabbat

MB 303.3 - 303.9 - Jewellery and Accessories on Shabbat: What’s Permitted and What’s Not?

MB 303.1 - 303.2 - Hair Braids as Jewellery on Shabbat

MB 302.11 - 302.13 - Drying Dishes & Using Mirrors on Shabbat

MB 302.9b - 302.10 - Rinsing Clothing on Shabbat

MB 302.9a - Laundering on Shabbat: Soaking, Squeezing, and Synthetic Fabrics

MB 302.7 - 302.8 - Removing Mud From Clothing on Shabbat

MB 302.4 - 302.7 - Pressing Laundered Clothes and Scraping Mud From Shoes

MB 302.2 - 302.3 - Shabbat Clothing Guidelines: Removing Threads, Folding Garments, and More

MB 302.1 - Shaking Wet or Dusty Clothes on Shabbat: Laundering and Dust Removal

MB 301.48 - 301.51 - Carrying Wet Towels, and Bandages on Wounds On Shabbat

MB 301.44 - 301.47 - Wearing Wet Clothing, Their Drying, and Mara'it Ayin

MB 301.41 - 301.43 - Carrying On Shabbat: Hats, Tefillin, and Sacred Items in the Public Domain

MB 301.39 - 301.40 - Carrying on Shabbat: Clothing Accessories, Gloves, Scarves, and Hats

MB 301.36 - 301.38 - Shabbat Clothing Rules: Belts, Multiple Overcoats, and Key Considerations

MB 301.33 - 301.35 - Carrying on Shabbat: Clothing, Valuables, and Normative Dress

MB 301.30- 301.32 - Shabbat Clothing & Carrying: Understanding Normative Dress and Muktzeh

MB 301.27- 301.29 - Wearing a Talit In the Street on Shabbat

MB 301.25- 301.26 - Wearing and Carrying Amulets on Shabbat: Permissibility, Authentication, and Healing

MB 301.23- 301.24 - "Shabbat Carrying Laws: Bells Sewn on Clothing, and Amulets

MB 301.21- 301.22 - Shabbat clothing continued: Garments, Medical Coverings, and Modern Dilemmas

MB 301.17- 301.20 - Carrying on Shabbat: Mobility Aids, Halachic Guidelines, and Modern Applications

MB 301.14- 301.16 - Shabbat Dress and Carrying: Exploring the Rules of Clothing and Protection

MB 301.11b - 301.13 - Shabbat Carrying Rules: Glasses, Jewelry, and Protective Garments

MB 301.8 - 301.11a - Shabbat Carrying Laws: Pins, Needles, Rings, and Jewellery

MB 301.7 - Shabbat Carrying Laws: What You Can and Can't Wear or Carry

MB 301.2 - 301.6 - Shabbat Running, Water Crossings, and Mitzvah Journeys

MB 300 - 301.1 - The Mitzvah of Malavah Malka & Shabbat's Departure | Running on Shabbat

MB 299.9 - 299.10 Work Performed Before Making Havdalah

MB 299.6b - 299.8 - Exemption of After Bracha for Havdalah During a Meal

MB 299.3 - 299.6a - Havdolah: When a Meal is Interrupted and The Latest Time for Saying It

MB 299.1 -299.2 - The Prohibition of Eating Before Havdalah

MB 298.8 - 298.15 - The Need for Illumination of The Havdalah Candle

MB 298.5 - 298.7 - Acceptable Candles For Havdalah continued

MB 298.1 - 298.4 - The Havdalah Candle and Its Blessing

MB 297.3 - 297.5 - Acceptable Spices for Havdalah

MB 296.8 - 297.2 - Women and Havdalah | The Blessing on Spices

MB 296.2 - 286.7 - Havdalah When No Wine or Substitutes Available

MB 296.2 - Substituting other Drinks for Havdalah

MB 295 - 296.1 - The Chazan’s Havdalah and Havdalah at Home

MB 294 - Insertion of Havdalah Within the Amidah

MB 293 - Ma’ariv and Time of Shabbat Conclusion

MB 291.5 - 292 - Obligation for Bread or Alternatives at Shabbat 3rd Meal

MB 291.3 - 291.4 - Splitting the Shabbat Meal in Two

MB 291.1 291.2 - The Mitzvah of Third Meal on Shabbat and it’s Correct Time

MB 290 - Completing 100 Blessings on Shabbat

MB 288.9 - 289 - Public Calamities on Shabbat | The Shabbat Day Meal and Kiddush

MB 288.5 - 288.8 - Fasting for a Bad Dream on Shabbat

MB 288.4 - Fasting Because of a Nightmare on Shabbat

MB 287 - 288.3 - Visiting the Sick, Comforting Mourners, and Fasting on Shabbat

MB 286 - The Shabbat Mussaf Prayer

MB 285.4 - 285.7 - Reading The Parsha With the Chazan to Fulfil Shn'aim Mikra

MB 285.1 - 285.3 - The Mitzvah of Sh'naim Mikra V'Echad Targum

MB 284.5 - 284.7 - Reading Haftorah With the Appointed Reader | When Av Harachamim and Prayer for Departed is Said

MB 284.1 - 284.4 - The Blessings of the Haftorah

MB 282.5 - 283 - Additional Laws of Maftir and Why Only One Sefer Torah on Shabbat

MB 282.4 - How Many Call-Ups, Maftir, and Kaddish

MB 282.1 - 282.3 - Woman and Children Getting Called to the Torah

MB 280 - 281 - Marital Relations on Shabbat and Singing During Shabbat Shacharit

MB 279.3 - 279.7 - When is It Permissible to Move an Extinguished Candle on Shabbat

MB 279.1 - 279.2 - Moving the Candlesticks After the Flame Has Gone Out

MB 277.4 - 278 - Covering and Extinguishing a Candle for A Sick Person On Shabbat

MB 277.3 - Moving the Candlestick Tray

MB 277.1 - 277.2 - Opening or Closing a Door or Window in Front of a Flame

MB 276.4 - 276.5 - Benefiting from A Candle, Heat, or Air Conditioning by the Actions of a Non-Jew

MB 276.3 - Non-Jewish Home and Hotel Workers on Shabbat

MB 276.1b - 276.2 - A Jew Benefitting from a Light Lit by a Non-Jew on Shabbat

MB 276.1a - A Non-Jew Turning on a Light For a Jew on Shabbat

MB 275.6 - 275.12 - Those Who Can Read and Work By Shabbat Candles

MB 275.1 - 275.5 - Reading By Shabbat Candles

MB 274 - The Requirement for Two Loaves of Bread at Each Shabbat Meal

MB 273.5b - 273.7 - Wine, Fruit, or Beer As The Meal for Shabbat

MB 273.4 - 273.5a - Making Kiddush for Someone Else

MB 273.2 - 273.3 - Definition of Kiddush In The Place of One's Meal

MB 272.10 - 273.1 - Blessing on Kiddush Wine Exempts A Further Bracha During the Meal | Kiddush at the Place of Ones Meal

MB 272.9 - Using Bread, Beer, or Whisky for Kiddush

MB 272.4 - 272.8 - Using White Wine, Raisin Wine and Cooked Wine for Kiddush

MB 272.1 - 272.3 Using Foul Smelling Wine for Kiddush

MB 271.14 - 271.17 - Combined Drinking for the Required Volume of Wine for Kiddush

MB 271.13 - Kiddush - the Volume of Wine Required to be Consumed

MB 271.11 - 271.12 - One Cup of Wine for Friday Night, Shabbat Day and Havdalah. Best Practice

MB 271.7 - 271.10 - Kiddush on Friday Night: Sitting or Standing?

MB 271.6 - Making Kiddush When a Meal Was Started on Friday Afternoon

MB 271.3b - 271.5 - Eating or Drinking Before Kiddush

MB 271.2b - 271.3 - Women Making Kiddush for Men

MB 271.1b - 271.2a - Kiddush With Words and Over Wine

MB 270 - 271.1a - Saying Bameh Madlikin and Kiddush

MB 268.12 - 269 - Making Friday Night Kiddush in Shul

MB 268.6 - 268.11 - Saying an Incorect Shabbat Amidah on Shabbat, and Continuation of Subsequent Friday Night Tefilot

MB 268.3 - 268.5 - Incorrectly Saying a Weekday Amidah on Shabbat

MB 267.3 - 268.2 - Saying the Weekday Amidah on Shabbat

MB 266.13 - 267.2 - Davening Mincha on Erev Shabbat

MB 266.10 - 266.12 - Wearing Tefillin and Carrying Other Packages With the Onset of Shabbat

MB 266.7 - 266.9 Carrying and Stopping Every 4 Amot

MB 266.1b - 266.6 - A Wallet Carried By a Child, Deaf-Mute, or Mentally Impaired as Shabbat Enters

MB 266.1 - 266.2a - What To Do If Carrying Something Just As Shabbat Comes In

MB 265.3b - 265.4 - Adding Water Before Shabbat that Extinguishes The Candles

MB 264.8 - 265.3a - How to Light the Shabbat Candles | Catching Oil and Wax Drips

MB 264.3 - 264.7 - The Correct Types of Oil for Shabbat Candles

MB 264.1 - 264.2 - Permitted Wicks for Shabbat Candles

MB 263.15 - 263.17 Davening Late Mincha in Shul When Shabbat Accepted by the Community

MB 263.10b - 263.14 - Communal and Individual Acceptance of Shabbat

MB 263.6 - 236.10a - Men Lighting Shabbat Candles When Not At Home

MB 263.5 - What Bracha Do we Say on Shabbat Candles?

MB 263.3b - 263.4 - What is the Earliest Time for Lighting Shabbat Candles?

MB 263.2 - 263.3a - Who Should Light the Shabbat Candles, and What if Someone Forgot to Light

MB 262.3b - 263.1 - How Many Shabbat Candles Need to be Lit?

MB 262.1 - 262.3a - Preparing the Shabbat Table and Preparing Oneself Before Shabbat

MB 261.3 - 261.4 - What Constitutes Acceptance of Shabbat

MB 261.2b - The Duration of Twilight

MB 261.2a - Calculating The Beginning of Twilight

MB 261.1b - Things Permitted During Twilight On Erev Shabbat

MB 260.2 - 261.1a - The Time of Candle Lighting

MB 260.1 - Bathing, Haircuts, and Cutting Fingernails on Erev Shabbat

MB 259.7b - Review of Laws of Food Insulation

MB 259.3 - 259.7a - Removing a Pot Insulated By Muktzah Material

MB 259.1 - 259.2 - Insulating Material and Mukseh

MB 257.8b - 258 - The Importance of Eating Hot Food on Shabbat

MB 257.8a - Covering/ Insulating a Pot of Food On a Stove

MB 257.4 - 257.7a - Insulation in a Secondary Pot (Kli Sheni) and Use of Thermos Flasks on Shabbat

MB 257.1b - 257.3 - Insulation That Adds Heat

MB 256 - 257.1a - Blowing the Shofar on Erev Shabbat and Insulation on Shabbat

MB 255 - Preparing a Fire for Heating On Shabbat

MB 254.7 - 254.9 - Placing Easily Cooked Items In An Oven On Erev Shabbat

MB254.5b - 254.6 - Taking Bread Out of An Oven On Shabbat

MB 254.3 - 254.5a Cooking Fruit, Bread, and Cake On Erev Shabbat

MB 254.1b - 254.2 - Cooking or Roasting Raw Meat Erev Shabbat #2

MB 253.5c - 254.1a - Roasting Raw Meat on Erev Shabbat #1

MB 253.5b - Placing Cooked Items on Top of a Furnace on Shabbat

MB 253.5a - Placing a Cooked Food on Top of Another Pot of Food on a Stove

MB 253.2c - 253.4 Adding Hot Water to a Cooked Dish on Shabbat

MB 253.2b Returning Food to the Stove Top Prior to Shabbat Commencing

MB 253.2a - Returning A Pot of Food to The Stove on Shabbat

MB 253.1d - Leaving a Cooking Pot on the Stove From Before Shabbat #3

MB 253.1c - Leaving a Cooking Pot on the Stove From Before Shabbat #3

MB 253.1b - Leaving a Cooking Pot on the Stove From Before Shabbat #2

MB 253.1a - Leaving a Cooking Pot on the Stove From Before Shabbat

MB 252.5- 252.6 Checking Pockets Before Shabbat

MB 252.5 Permitted Work Started Before Shabbat that is Prohibited if Started on Shabbat

MB 252.4 Picking up an Item from A Non-Jewish Store on Shabbat

MB 252.2b - 252.3 Laundering Clothes on Erev Shabbat

MB 252.1b - 252.2a Bringing Clothes to Be Laundered By a Non-Jew Erev Shabbat

MB 251.2b - 252.1a Permitted and Prohibited Work on Friday that Runs into Shabbat

MB 251.1 - 251.2b Permissible Work On Erev Shabbat

250.1b The Mitzvah of Preparation for Shabbat Needs

MB 250.1a Getting Up Early on Friday to Prepare for the Needs of Shabbat

MB 249.4b Personal, Public, Fasts on Yahrtzeits, and Fasting for Bad Dreams On Friday

MB 249.3 - 249.4a Fasting on Erev Shabbat

MB 249.2 - 249.3 - Types of Meals Permitted Erev Shabbat

MB 248.4b - 249.1 Travelling on Erev Shabbat

MB 248.4a Travelling With Travellers Erev Shabbat

MB 248.2 - 248.3 When You Are Allowed to Board a Boat Just Before Shabbat

MB 248.1 Journeying on a Boat Before Shabbat

MB 257.2 - 257.6 A Non-Jew Delivering Mail on His Own Volition

MB 257.1 Sending Letters Via a Postal Service Before Shabbat

MB 256.5b Conditional Loans or Rental of an Animal To a Non-Jew #2

MB 256.4 - 256.5a Conditional Loan or Rental of An Animal to a Non-Jew

MB 256.3b Jewish Owned Animals in the Possession of non-Jews on Shabbat

MB 256.2 - 256.3a Allowing Animals to Rest on Shabbat

MB 246.1 Renting or Lending Items for Use By A Non-Jew on Shabbat

MB 245.3 - 245.6 Fixing an Incorrectly Established Partnership

MB 245.1b - 245.2 Rema’s View on Making a Halachicly Acceptable Partnership

MB 245.1a Acceptable Partnerships With Non-Jews For Businesses Operating on Shabbat

MB 244.6b Acceptable Ways to Allow a Jewish Owned Business To Run on Shabbat

MB 244.5b - 244.6a When Can a Non-Jew Work for you On a Retainer

MB 244.3 - 244.5a Work Carried Out By a Non-Jew Against the Stipulation of a Jew

MB 244.2 Non Jewish Workers Carrying Out Work on Behalf of a Jew in Their Own Home

MB 244.1b Non Jews House Building On Shabbat

MB 244.1a Acceptable Work Relationship With A Non-Jew on Shabbat

MB 243.1b -243.2 Acceptable Ways to Rent Out a Bathhouse on Shabbat

MB 243.1 Renting a Bathouse or Field to a Non-Jew Who Will Work There on Shabbat

MB 242.1b Honouring Shabbos With Clean Clothes

MB 242.1a Honouring Shabbos Under Financial Pressure

MB 210.2 Tasting Food Does Not Require a Blessing Before or After

MB 210.1b How to Determine a K''zayis or a Revi'is

MB 210.1a The Volume of Food and Drink Required for an After Bracha

MB 209.2 - 209.3 Correcting a Bracha Immediately

MB 208.18 - 209.1 Saying a Bracha for Wine over Water

MB 208.16 - 208.17 When Birchat HaMazon Exempts other After Brachot

MB208.12 - 208.15 The After Bracha When Eating Grains, Wine and Fruit together

MB 208.10 - 208.11 The Text of Al HaMichya And Its Meaning

MB 208.9 The Blessing Before and After on Mixtures of Grain and Cheesecake

MB 208.8 Blessing on Millet Bread and Other Seeds/ Legumes

MB 208.6 - 208.7 Bracha on Barley Soup, Rice, and Rice Bread

MB 208.4 - 208.5 The Changing Blessing over Grains

MB 208.1 - 208.3 The Blessing on Grains and After Bracha

MB 207 The Blessing After Most Food Types - Borey Nefashot

MB 206.5 - 206.6 Making a Bracha on Food Present and Food Yet to be Served

MB 206.3 - 206.4

MB 205.4 - 206.2 Tiny Cut Pieces Does Not Change the Blessing Required

MB 205.2 - 205.3 Blessings on Vegetables, Sauce, and Vegetables Cooked in Water

MB 205.1 Bracha on Onions, Garlics, and The Effect on The Bracha of Salting and Pickling Onions

MB 204.12 Main And Secondary Part of Food

MB 204.8 - 204.11 Making a Bracha on Non Kosher Food When Forced to Eat

MB 204.6b - 204.8 The Bracha on Water

MB 204.5 204.6a Diluting Wine and Its Bracha

MB 204.1b - 204.4 Plant Derivatives That Take the Bracha Shehakol and Spoiled Wine

MB 204.1a Bracha of Shehakol

MB 203.4 - 203.8 More on Blessings of Berries, Ginger, Spices, and Chocolate

MB 203.1 - 203.3 Blessings on Vegetables and Berries

MB 202.15 - 202.18 The Bracha on Sugar, Pepper, Salt, and Cinnamon

MB 202.12 - 202.14 Raw and Cooked Fruit, Ripe and Unripe Fruit Cooked in Honey

MB 202.11 Soaked Raisons and Figs - Which Brocha Before and After on the Juice

MB 202.9 - 202.10 Bracha on Water in Which Fruits Were Soaked

MB 202.7 - 202.8 Bracha on Cornflakes, Kugel, Latkes, Potato Chips

MB 202.5 - 202.6 Small and Large Almonds, Caper Berries, and The Prime Fruit That Takes the Bracha

MB 202.2 - 202.4 The Blessing on Seeds and Olive Oil

MB 202.2 The Bracha for Immature Grapes and Other Fruit

MB 202.1 The Blessing over Fruit and Wine

MB 201.2 - 201.4 The Importance of Leading the Zimun

MB 201.1 Who Should Lead Birchat HaMazon?

MB 200 Forcing Someone From the Group to Answer a Zimun

MB 199.10 - 199.11 Can Pre-Bar Mitzvah Boys Join to Form A Zimun

MB 199.6 - 199.9 Woman and Children as Part of the Zimun

MB 199.1 - 199.5 Individuals Who Cannot Form Part of the Zimun

MB 197.4b - 198 Biblical Obligation for Bentching Requires Drink and Responding to Bentching Not Having Eaten

MB 197.3 - 197.4a Non-bread foods that allow for a zimun

MB 197.1 - 197.2 A Latecomer to a Group of 3 For a Zimun

MB 196 Brachot on Prohibited Food and Zimun Between Milk Eaters and Meat Eaters

MB 195 Combining Two Groups for A Zimun

MB 194 Forgetting to Say The Zimun

MB 193.5 - 193.6 Splitting and Combining Groups for Zimun

MB 193.3 - 193.4 Making a Zimun on Planes, Trains, and Automobiles

MB 193.1b - 193.2 Forming a Zimun

MB 193.1a Zimun - To Divide and Bentch or Not to Divide and Bentch

MB 192 The Text of Zimun for Bentching

MB 191 Does a Day Worker Need to Bentch?

MB 190.3b - 190.5 Drinking The Required Amount of the Kos Shel Bracha

MB 190.1 - 190.3a Drinking from the Kos Shel Bracha

MB 189 The 4th Brocha of Birchat HaMazon - HaTov V'HaMaytiv

MB 188.8 - 188.10 Failing to Say Ratzey At Seudah Shelishit. Saying Ratzey When Shabbat Goes Out

MB 188.7 Forgetting to Say Yaaleh V’yavo on Rosh Chodesh

MB 188.6b Forgetting to Say Ratzey or Yaaleh V’yavo on Shabbat or Yom Tov

MB 188.3 - 188.6 3rd Blessing of Birchat Hamazon

MB 187 - 188.2 Importance of Certain Phrases in Bentching and Answering Amen after 3rd Bracha

MB 185.5b - 186.2 The Obligation of Women and Children to Bentch

MB 185.1 - 185.5a Saying Birchat Amazon Out Loud and In States of Drunkeness

MB 184.5 - 184.6 Duration Allowed By Which to Bentch and Amount of Bread Required to Obligate Bentching

MB 184.1b - 184.4 Birchat Hamazon In a Different Location from The Meal

MB 183.8 - 184.1a Sitting During Birchat Hamzon and for Al Hamichya. Changing Bentching Location

MB 183.5 - 183.7 Proper Conduct of Bentching

MB 183.1 - 183.4 Holding the Wine Cup, Hats and Jackets Worn for Bentching

MB 182.3 - 182.7 - The Impaired Cup of Wine

MB 182.2 - Bentching over Wine Substitutes and Chamar Medina - Principal Local Drinks

MB 181.9 - 182.1 Washing Mayim Acronym Without Water. When Should we Bentch over Wine?

MB 181.3 - 181.8 Mayim Achronim - What, How, and When

MB 180.4 - 181.2 Disposing of Breadcrumbs and The Obligation of Washing Before Bentching

MB 179.5 - 180.3 Salt & Water After a Meal and Leaving Bread on the Table After Eating

MB 179.2 - 179.4 The Host Determines the Meal Ending

MB 179.1 What Constitutes the End of the Meal

MB 178.3 - 178.7 Eating Fruits Outside and Whether Davenning or Sleep Constitute an Interruption to a Meal

MB 178.2b Rema's View on Changing Location During a Meal and New Brochas

MB 178.2a Changing Locations During a Meal and Requirement for a Bracha

MB 178.1 Does a Change of Location of Eating Require a New Bracha

MB 177.3 - 177.5 Fruit as a Main Meal with Bread

MB 177.1b - 177.2 Status of Fruits, Vegetables, and Deserts Within a Meal #2

MB 177.1a Status of Fruits, Vegetables, and Deserts Within a Meal

MB 176 When Does Bread Exempt The Bracha From Other Foods?

MB 175.3 - 175.6 Extra Conditions of Tov V'Hamaytiv Bracha

MB 175.1 - 175.2 When to Say HaTov V'Hamaytiv on Wine

MB 174.7b - 174.8 Drinks Within a Meal

MB 174.6 - 174.7a Drinks Within A Meal

MB 174.4b - 174.5 When The Bracha of Wine Exempts A Further Bracha of Wine During the Meal

MB 174.1 - 174.4a Wine and Its Bracha Before and During a Meal

MB 172.2 - 173.3 Eating Food and Forgetting to Make a Brocha and Mid-meal Hand Washing

MB 171.2 - 172.1 Respect for Food and Forgetting to Make a Bracha over Drinks

MB 171.1 Treating Food Respectfully

MB 170.18 - 170.22 Dining Etiquette #3

MB 170.9 - 170.17 Dining Etiquette #2

MB 170.2 - 170.8 Dining Etiquette # 1

MB 169.3 - 170.1 Blessings Made by The Waiter on Food Served To Him.

MB 169.1 - 169.2 Giving Food to the Attendant at the Meal

MB 168.15 - 168.17 Blessings on Pizza, Borekas, and Mezonot Bread

MB 168.13b - 168.14 Blessing on Kreplach

MB 168.11 - MB 168.13a

MB 168.10 Status of Croutons. Baked, Fried "bread", and Kneidelach

MB 168.8b - 168.9 Do We Make a Separate Brocho for Cake During a Meal?

MB 168.7 -168.8a What is Pas Kissnin

MB 168.5 - MB 168.6 Priority of Breads and Bread-Like Food

MB 168.1 - 168.4 Prioritisation of Different Types and States of Bread

MB 167.16 - MB 167.20 Distributing the Bread of Hamotzi

MB 167.14 - MB 167.15 Prioritisation of Who Makes The Hamotzi Bracha

MB 167.11 - 167.13 Creating a Fixed Place of Eating for One Person to Exempt Others in Blessings

MB 167.7 - MB 167.10 Exempting Another Person With The Bracha of HaMotzi

MB 167.5 - 167.6 Speaking Between HaMotzi Brocha and Eating

MB 167.1b - 167.4 Making and Answering the Brocho Upon Bread

MB 166 - 167.1a Avoiding a Pause Between Washing and The Blessing for Bread. Breaking Bread

MB 165 Needing the Bathroom and Washing for a Meal

MB 164 Washing Once For the Whole Day

MB 163 Wrapping Your Hands in a Cloth if No Water Available

MB 162.9 - MB 162.10 Washing the Hands With a Bandage on them.

MB 162.5 - MB 162.8 Touching One’s Hands Before They Have Become Fully Purified.

MB 162.4 Problems of Transfer of Impure Water Back to Pure Hands

MB 162.2 - 162.3 Cleansing the Hands of Dirt Before Formal Washing

MB 162.1b Using A Reviis of Water Removes The Need To Raise Hands

MB 162.1a Lifting the Hands When Washing Them

MB 161.2 - 161.4 Paint, Ink, and Rings That Sometimes Cause an Interposition When Washing Hands

MB 161.1b Care Needed to Avoid Interpositions During Washing Hands

MB 160.13b - 161.1a Multiple People Washing Together

MB 160.13a The Minimum Amount of Water Required for Washing

MB 160.11 - 160.12 Doubtful Hand Washing and Use of Snow and Sleet for Washing

MB 160.7 - 160.10 Using Tiberius Hot spring Water for Hand Washing and Immersion

MB 160.2b - 160.6 Valid and Invalid Water for Washing

MB 160.1 - 160.2a Water Unfit For Washing Use if Changed Colour

Mb 159.15 - 159.20 Washing and Immersing Hands

MB 159.10 - 159.14 Who Qualifies as an Appropriate Agent for Hand Washing

MB 159.8 - 159.9 Pouring onto the hands and immersing the hands in water

MB 159.7b Immersion of Hands in Water as a way of Purification

MB 159.6 - 159.7a Pouring From One Hand to the Next

MB 159.5 The Washing Utensil with a Plughole

MB 159.3 - 159.4 Design Features of a Valid Washing Utensil

MB 159.1 - 159.2 Which Vessels are Suitable for Washing Hands

MB 158.11 - 158.13 Drying One’s and and When to make The Bracha

MB 158.6 - 158.10 Care in Washing Ones Hands

MB 158.4b - 158.5 Washing Hands Before Meat, Fruit, or Vegetables

MB 158.2 - 158.4a Quantity and Types of Food That Require Hand Washing First

MB 157 - MB 158.2 Morning Meal and Washing for Bread

MB 146.1b Appropriate Behaviour and Character Traits

MB 156.1a The Torah Approach to Work

MB 155 The Importance of Fixing a Time for Learning Torah

MB 154.15 Returning a Donated Item and Putting Up Plaques for Donations

154.9 - 154.12 Making Personal Use of Synagogue Candles

MB 154.9 - 154.11 Using Holy Items for Other Purposes

MB 154.6b - 164.8 Using Holy Items for Personal Benefit

MB 154.3b - 154.6a Acceptable use of Worn out Holy Items

MB 154.1 - 154.3a Shuls, Courtyards, and the Holiness of Items that Serve Holy Items

MB 153.21b - 153.22 Prostitution Payment Dedicated to a Shul

MB 153.8 - 153.21a Status of Items Given to a Shul

MB 153.15 - 153.17 Preventing an Individual from Using a Private Shul

MB 153.13 - 153.14 Donating Property for a Shul then Retracting

MB 153.11 - 153.13 Lending or Borrowing a Shul to Others

MB 153.9 - 153.10 Sale of a Sefer Torah

MB 153.7d - 153.8 Prayer Creates the Full Sanctification of the Synagogue Building

MB 153.7c Sanctified Status of Shul or Its Monetary Value on Sale

MB 153.7b Authorising an Individual to Sell a Shul for a Community

MB 153.6 - 153.7a Selling a Shul By The Executive Committee

MB 153.5 Using Funds Collected for Shul for a Different Purpose

MB 153.1 - 153.4 Making a Study Hall from a Shul - Rising in Holiness and Not Descending

MB 151.1b Pulling Down a Shul to Build a New One

MB 152.1a Prohibition of Destroying a Shul

MB 151.12 Status of An Apartment Above Synagogue

MB 151.7 - 151.11 Respect and Care of Synagogues

MB 151.1b - 151.6 Eating and Drinking in Shul

MB 151.1a The Sanctity of The Synagogue

MB 150.4b - 150.5 Positioning the Entrance and Bimah in Shul

MB 150.1 -150.4a The Laws of Building a Shul

MB 148.1 - 149.1 Accompanying the Torah and Showing it Honour

MB 147.3 - 147.8 How to Do Perform Hagboh and Geliloh and Multiple Sifrei Torah

MB 147.1b - 147.2 Hagboh and Gelilah, lifting and wrapping the Sefer Torah

MB 146.4 - 147.1a Standing for the Sefer Torah and Not Touching it Directly

MB 146.2b - 146.3 The Prohibition to Speak or Learn Torah During Kriat HaTorah

MB 144.4 - 146.2a Translating The Reading of the Torah in shul

MB 144.1 - 144.3 Is Skipping from One Torah Section to the next permitted?

MB 143.4d Mistake Found in Sefer Torah (conclusion)

MB 143.4c When to Replace a Sefer Torah Where Mistakes are Found

MB 143.4b Further Rules Regarding Mistakes Found During Reading from the Torah

MB 143.4a To Continue or Not to Continue - Finding a Mistake whilst Reading the Sefer Torah

MB 142.2 - 143.4 When There is No Sefer Torah Available and What to do When No One Can Layn Properly

MB 141.1 - 142.1 Making a Mistake With Reading the Torah

MB 141.4 - 141.7 The 3 People Needed at the Bimah During the Reading of the Torah

MB 141.1 - 141.3 Reading from the Torah must be done standing.

MB 140.2 - 140.3 Correctly Identifying the Starting Point of Each Torah Reading

MB 139.7 - 140.1 Holding the Torah when making the Bracha and Reading from it

MB 139.4b - 139.6 How to Make the Bracha for An Aliyah - Open or closed?

MB 139.2 - 139.4a Can Someone Who Cannot Read the Torah Correctly be Called to the Torah?

MB 138.1b - 139.1 Appropriate places to stop reading for an aliyah to the Torah.

MB 137.5- 138.1a Is it Permitted to Repeat Previous Call Ups to the Torah?

MB 137.4 Apart from Parshat Amalek, a Minimum of 10 Verses Need to be Recited

MB 137.2 - 137.3 Reading 10 Verses and Missing a Verse from the Torah Reading

MB 136.1. 137.1 Priority of Call Ups to the Torah

135.12 - 135.14 A City of All Cohanim and 1 Yisrael - The Yisrael Gets Called First

MB 135.10b - 135.11 Additional Times Where we Call Up a Cohen or Levi

MB 135.6 - 135.10a Torah call-ups when no Cohen or Levi present

MB 135.3 - 135.5 The Cohen Is Called First to the Torah

MB 135.1 - 135.2 Layning Monday and Thursday and Missed Sidros

MB 134.1b Hagboh Lifting the Torah

MB 132.2b - 134.1 Saying Pitum HaKetores, Boruchu, and V'hu Rachum Towards the End of Morning Prayers

MB 131.8b - 132.2a Saying Kedusha of U'vo L'Tziyon, Aleinu, and Mourners Kaddish

131.5 - 131.8a Days When We Do not Say Tachanun and Lamnatzayach

MB 131.2 - 131.4 Occasions and Places When Tachanun is Not Said

MB 131.1 Tachanun and Leaning on the Left or Right Arm

MB 130 The Ribono Shel Olam Prayer Said for Bad Dreams

MB 129 During Which Tefilot Does The Priestly Blessing Take Place

MB 128.45 The Waving of the Cohen's Hands

MB 128.42 - 128.44 Can A Cohen Who is Mourning Duchen? Duchening In Israel vs. the Diaspora

MB 128.39 - 128.41 Can a Non-practicing Cohen Duchen? Can a Cohen who married a Divorcee Duchen?

MB 128.37 - 128.38 The Heretical or Drunk Cohen - Can They Duchen?

MB 128.33 - 128.36 Exact Pronunciation of the Blessings, Status of Child Cohen, and Whether a Cohen who Murders can Duchen

MB 128.27 - 128.32 Cohen Blessing Multiple Times - Issues and Mitzvot. Blemishes that Prevent a Cohen from Blessing the People

MB 128.21 - 128.26 Not Staring at the Cohanim When They Bless The People and A Shul Only of Cohanim

MB 128.19 - 128.20 The Cohen Chazan and Whether He Should Duchen

MB 128.15 - 128.18 The Importance of Answering Amen to the Cohanim's Brocha.

MB 128.11 - 128.14 How The Cohanim Raise their Hands And Position Their Fingers to Bless the Community

MB 128.10 Which Way Should the Cohanim Face when they Bless The People

MB 128.7 - 128.9 Does the Cohen Make a Bracha When Washing His Hands for Duchening

MB 128.2b - 128.6 A Cohen Who Refuses to Bless the People and the Cohen's Footwear

MB 128.1 -128.2a The Priestly Blessing - When Does the Obligation Commence

MB 127 Modim D'Rabbonon

MB 126 Mistakes Made by the Chazan During the Amidah

MB 125 Kedusha

MB 124.10 - 124.12 Missed Parts of Amidah and The Chazan's Repetition to Compensate

MB 124.8b - 124.9 Answering Amen Properly

MB 124.6 - 124.8a Answering Amen to the Brochos of the Repetition of the Amidah

MB 124.3 - 124.5 The Repetition of the Amidah by the Chazan

MB 124.1 - 124.2 The Repetition of the Amidah by the Chazan

MB 123.2b - 123.6 How to Step Back at Conclusion of the Amidah

MB 122.2 - 123.2b Concluding the Amidah and Taking Steps Back

MB 121- 122.2 Bowing During Modim Prayer and The Completion of the Amidah

MB 119.4 - 120 When to Say Aneinu if forgotten by the Chazan

MB 119.1 - 119.3 Adding Personal Requests Within The Amidah

MB 117.2b - 118 Boreich Aleinu at Different Times of the Year and Hemispheres

MB 117.1 -117.2a Laws of Birchat HaShanim Insertions

MB 114.9 - 116 Establishing the habit of Correct Amidah Additions

MB 114.7 - 114.8 - Repeating the Amidah - Summer and Winter Differences in Incorrect Insertions for Rain

MB 114.5 - 114.6 When You Must Repeat the Amidah for an Incorrect Insertion

MB 114.3 - 114.4 Adding and Removing The Blessing for Rain during the Amidah

MB 114.1- 114.2 The Addition of Prayer for Rain - When we start and stop saying it

MB 113 Bowing during the Amidah

MB 111.1b - 112 Interruptions Between Geulah L'Tefilla and First/ Last 3 Blessings of Amidah

MB 110.7 - 111.1a Tefillas Haderech #2 and Prayer for Learning

MB 110.4 - 110.6 Tefillas HaDerech - Prayer When On a Journey #1

MB 110.1 - 110.3 The Condensed Version of The Amidah - Havineynu, and The Super Short Tefilla Kitzorah

MB 109.1b - 109.3 Bowing or Saying Kedusha During the Silent Amidah

MB 109.1a The Importance of Answering Kedusha and Kaddish Over Praying Together with a Minyan

MB 108.10 - 108.12 Saying the Wrong Amidah for the Specific Day

MB 108.6 - 108.9 Missing Tefilla Because of Financial Loss or Getting Caught Up in Work

MB 108.2b - 108.5 Rules Concerning Missed Amidahs and Their Make Up at the Next Opportunity

MB 107.3 - 108.2a The Missed Amidah and When to Make it Up

MB 107.1 - 107.2 To Repeat or Not to Repeat -In doubt Whether you Said the Amidah

MB 106.2 The Exemption from Praying if One's Torah Learning is at the Level of R' Shimon Bar Yochai

MB 105 - 106.1 Those Who Are Exempt from Praying the Amidah

MB 104.5b - 108 Interruptions to Amidah Continued

MB 104.2 - 104.5a Interruptions of Prayer Forced Upon You

MB 102 - 103.1 Someone Who Needs to Release Gas During Prayer

MB 102 Avoiding Disturbing Someone Praying Through Sitting and Passing By

MB 101.3 - 101.4 Praying in Any Language

MB 100 - 101.2 Obligation of Kavanah for The Amidah and Raising Your Voice During Prayer

MB 99 Praying When Drunk

MB 98.1n 98.5 Essential Mindset (Kavannah) During Prayer

MB 97.2b - 98.1a Conducting oneself During Prayer and Essential Mindset (Kavannah) During Prayer

MB 96.1 - 97.2a Avoiding Holding Objects that Detract from Concentration during Prayer

MB 94.9b - 95 Praying in The Presence of Idols and How we Should Stand During Prayers

MB 94.4 - 94.9a Praying When Travelling

MB 94.2 - 94.3 Facing Israel When We Pray

MB 92.9 - 94.1 The Right State of Mind for Prayer, Giving Charity, and Facing Jerusalem

MB 92.4b - 92.8 Cleanliness in Prayer

MB 92.1 - 92.4a The Need to Use the Bathroom During Prayers

MB 91 Proper Dress code for Prayer

MB 90.24 - 90.27 Praying Behind, Next to, or In Front of The Rov

MB 90.19 - 90.23 Establishing a Fixed Place in Shul to Daven

MB 90.13 - 90.18 Travelling to Join a Minyan

MB 90.9b - 90.13 Praying the Amidah at the Same Time as the Minyan Even When not With Them in Shul

MB 90.8 - 90.9 The Wonderful Quality of Praying with a Minyan

MB 90.4 - 90.8 The Need for a Shul to Have Windows and Praying in a Field or Ruin

MB 89.8 - 90.3 Early Davenning and Davenning at a Height

MB 89.6 - 89.7 Learning Torah Before Shacharit

MB 89.3b - 89.5 Not Eating or Drinking Before Praying Shacharit

MB 89.2 - 89.3a Greeting someone before greeting Hashem in prayer

MB 89 The ideal time for saying morning prayers

MB 88 Takanot Ezra Immersion in the Mikveh following Emission of Semen before Saying Shema

MB 86 - MB 87 Foul Smelling Water, Urinals, Chamber Pots and Saying Shema

MB 85 Places where it is forbidden to recite Shema

MB 83.5 - 84 The Status of a bathhouse and saying of Shema

MB 82.2b - 82.4 Further on the status of bathrooms and saying Shema

MB 83.1 - 83.2a Dried Excrement and Shema

MB 81 Excrement of a Young Child and Praying

MB 80 Someone who cannot hold back from releasing wind during Shema and Amidah

MB 79.5 - 79.9 Saying Shema with pet waste in the house and animals in general

MB 79.2b - 79.4 Separate domains between a person and excrement and the status of animal waste and Shema

MB 79.1 - 79.2a Excrement that Smells and Saying Shema and Separation of Domains

77.2 - 78.1 Nullification of urine to allow saying of Shema and when urine is present on the body

MB 76.7b - 77.1 Saying Shema in the presence of urine

MB 76.4b - 76.7 Saying Shema when Excrement is on the body

MB 76.1 - 76.4a Saying Shema in the Presence of Excrement

MB 75.3 - 75.6 Women Singing and Shema

MB 74.2 Married Woman and the Requirement for their Hair to be Covered

MB 74.5 - 75.1 Subjective and Objective Nakedness & Shema

MB 74.2 - 4 Nakedness, Shema, and Immersing in Water

MB 74.1 Nakedness, Shema and other prayers

MB 73.1 - 73.4 When a covering of ones body is needed in saying Shema

MB 72.1 - 72.5 Exemptions from Shema for those carrying the coffin

MB 71.1 - 71.7 A mourner on Shabbos is obligated in Shema and other mitzvot

MB 71.1 An Onein is exempt from saying Shema

MB 70.4 - 70.5 Exemptions from the mitzvah of saying Shema

MB 70.1 - 70.3 Exemption of woman and young children from saying Shema

MB 69.1b - 69.2 Poreis al Shema part 2

MB 69.1a Poreis Al Shema - Borchu said for latecomers.

MB 68.1 Adding piyutim prayers within the blessings of Shema

MB 67.1 To repeat or not to repeat? When in doubt if you have said Shema

MB 66.9 - 66.10 Linking the blessing of go'al Yisrael and amidah without interruptions

MB 66.6 - 66.8 The requirement for joining the redemption from Egypt to the Amida

MB 66.4 - 66.5 Cohen can interrupt his saying of Shema to be called to the Torah

MB 66.2 - 66.3 Interrupting Shema to put on tallis and Tefillin and to answer parts of davening

MB 66.1 Greeting and responding to others whilst saying Shema.

MB 65.2 - 65.3 Interrupting what you are doing to join with the community in saying Shema.

MB 65.1 Long pauses during the saying of Shema.

MB 64.2 - 64.4 Shema - missing out a possuk/ verse or a word

MB 63.4 64.1 The essential mitzvah and intention required is the first possuk of Shema

MB 63.1 - 63.3 Saying Shema sitting down or on the move.

MB 62.2 - 62.5 saying Shema in any language and saying the Shema so you can hear each word.

MB 61.22 - 62.1 Care in reading Shema continued.

MB 61.13 - 61.22 Care needed in reading each word and letter exactly.

Saying ‘Echad’ of Shema and extending the letters Chet and Daled with proper intent. MB 61.6 - 61.13

MB 61.3 - 61.5 Shema protects the 248 limbs of man through each word.

MB 59.5 - 61.2 Kavanah for the first verse of Shema and proper approach to reading Shema

MB 60.3 - 60.4 - Brochos said out of order and do mitzvos require kavanah (intent)?

A confused chazan and his stand-in and the second brocho of Shema, ahava rabo. MB 59.5 - 60.3

Yotzer Ohr brocho - when the chazan can exempt others MB 59.4

Shema - The Yotzer Brocho - mix up with evening brocho. MB 59.1 - 59.3

Mishnah Berurah Latest time for Shema MB 58.5 - 58.7

Mishnah Berurah MB 58.2 - 58.4: When to say Shema under pressed circumstances

Mishnah Berurah - 58.1 Shema - The ideal time for saying it.

Mishnah Berurah - completing Kaddish and Borchu MB 56.3 - 57.3

Mishnah Berurah - Kaddish and answering amen y’hey shemay rabo. MB 56.1b - 56.2

Mishnah Berurah - Ensuring the minyan goes on. Laws of Kaddish. MB 55.21 - 56.1a

Mishnah Berurah - Further on a split minyan. MB 55.18 - MB 55.21

Mishnah Berurah - Forming a minyan from men in 2 locations MB 55.13b - MB 55.17

Mishnah Berurah Barmitzvah date calculation and those excluded from a minyan. MB 55.10 - 55.13a

Mishnah Berurah A sleeping 10th man as part of minyan? MB 55.6 - 55.9

Mishnah Berurah Adding a child with Chumash in his hands to make a minyan. MB 55.3b - MB 55.5

Mishnah Berurah - saying Kaddish and kiddusha without a minyan. MB 55.1b - MB 55.3a

Mishnah Berurah - between yishtabach and Kaddish. Laws of Kaddish. MB 54.3b - MB 55.1a

Mishnah Berurah - Shaliach Tzibur’s tenure. Start of yishtabach prayer MB 53.26 - 54.3a

Mishnah Berurah - importance of behaviour of Shaliach Tzibur MB 53.25b

Mishnah Berurah - Payment of a Shaliach Tzibur and a Rabbi. MB 53.20 - 53.25a

Mishnah Berurah Precedence for Who becomes Shaliach Tzibur MB 53.19b - 53.21

Mishnah Berurah - Pushing off Davening from the Amud MB 53.15 - 53.19a

Mishnah Berurah - Qualities of a chazan - extending the prayers through song. MB53.11 - 53.15

Mishnah Berurah - Qualifications of a chazan/ shaliach tzibur MB 53.6 - 53.10

Mishnah Berurah - Qualities of A Worthy Chazan/ Shaliach Tzibur MB 53.b - 53.6

Mishnah Berurah - Qualities of a chazan MB 53.3 - 53.4a

Mishnah Berurah - Morning Brochos and Yishtabach MB 42.1b - 43.2

Mishnah Berurah - Skipping parts of Pesukei D’Zimra 52.1a

Mishnah Berurah - Pesukei D’Zimra MB 51.6 - 51.9

Mishnah Berurah Pesukei D’Zimra 51.4 - 51.5

Mishnah Berurah - Tefilla 50.1 - 51.3

Mishnah Berurah - Reciting Verses of Sacrificial Offerings

Mishnah Berurah - Blessings on learning Torah MB 47.13 - 48.1a

Mishnah Berurah - Blessings on learning Torah MB 47.9 - 47.12

Mishnah Berurah - Blessings on Torah MB 47.4b - 47.8

Mishnah Berurah - Blessings on Learning Torah MB 47.1 - 47.4a

Mishnah Berurah - Morning Blessings MB 46.9

Mishnah Berurah - Morning Blessings 46.4b - 46.8

Mishnah Berurah - Morning Blessings 46.1b - 46.4a

Mishnah Berurah - Tefillin 45.2 - 46.1

Mishnah Berurah - Tefillin 44.1 - 45.2

Mishnah Berurah - Tefillin MB 43.6 - 43.9

Mishnah Berurah - Tefillin 43.1c - 43.5

Mishnah Berurah Tefillin - 42.3c - 43.1a

Mishnah Berurah - Tefillin 43.3b

Mishnah Berurah - Tefillin 43.3a

Mishnah Berurah 42.1 - 42.2

Tefillin 41.1

Tefillin 40.4 - 40.8

Tefillin 40.2 - 40.3

Tefillin 39.8 - 40.1

Tefillin 39.3 - 39.7

Tefillin 39.1b - 39.2

Tefillin 38.12 - 39.1a

Tefillin 38.8b - 38.11

Tefillin 38.5 - 37.8a

Tefillin 38.1 - 37.4

Tefillin 37.1 - 37.3

Tefillin 32.28 - 32.33

Tefillin 32.25b - 32.27

Tefillin 32.23b - 32.25a

Tefillin 32.20 - 32.23a

Tefillin 32.18b - 32.19

Tefillin 32.18a

Tefillin 32.17b

Tefillin 32.16 - 32.17a

Tefillin 32.14 - 32.15

Tefillin 32.9 - 32.13

Tefillin 32.6 - 32.8

Tefillin 32.2 - 32.5

Tefillin 31.1 - 32.1

Tefillin 30.1 - 30.5

Tefillin - MB 28.1 - 29.1

Tefillin - MB 27.11

Tefillin - MB 27.9 - 27.10

Tefillin - MB 27.6 - 27.8

Tefillin - MB 27.4b - 27.5

Tefillin - MB 27.1b - 27.4a

Tefillin - MB 26.1 - 27.1a

Tefillin - MB 25.12b - 25.13

Tefillin - MB 25.12a

Tefillin - MB 25.9 - 25.11

Tefillin - MB 25.8 - 25.9

Tefillin - MB 25.5 - 25.7

Tefillin - MB 25.1b - 25.4

Laws of Tzitsis and Start of Laws of Tefillin 24.2b - 25.1a

Laws of Tzitsis MB 22.1 - 23.2a

Laws of Tzitsis MB 21.1 - 21.4

Laws of Tzitsis MB 19.1 - 20.2

Laws of Tzitsis MB 18.1 - 18.3

Laws of Tzitsis MB 17.1 - 17.3

Laws of Tzitsis MB 16.1

Laws of Tzitsis MB 15.4 - 15.6

Laws of Tzitsis MB 15.1b - 15.3

Laws of Tzitsis MB 14.4b - 15.1a

Laws of Tzitsis MB 14.3b - 14.4a

Laws of Tzitsis MB 14.1b - 14.3a

Laws of Tzitsis MB 13.3b - 14.1a

Laws of Tzitsis MB 13.3

Laws of Tzitsis MB 12.3 - 13.2a

Laws of Tzitsis - 12.1b - 12.2

Laws of Tzitsis 11.14 - 12.1a