Shabbos 142a
[BS"D] Muktzeh? basket case! A basket full of fruit with a stone in it can be carried around, providing that some conditions are met. In this shiur we learn some of the basic ruled of Muktzeh.
Shabbos 141b part 2
[BS"D] The beginning of the 21st chapter of Maseches Shabbos deals with certain leniancies in the area of muktzeh. Such is carrying a child who himself is carrying a muktzeh item (in case that refraining from carrying him would cause him serious distress), etc.
Celebrating Discrimination – Rabbi Jacobowitz – Yom Iyun
Rabbi Avraham Jacobowitz speaks about "Celebrating Discrimination" at the 2025 Ahavas Shalom Yom Iyun Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel
The Scary “G” Word – Rabbi Teichtal – Yom Iyun
Rabbi Akiva Teichtal speaks about "The Scary "G" Word " at the 2025 Ahavas Shalom Yom Iyun Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel
The Halachos of Vacationing – Rav Avrohom Baruch Zachariash – Yom Iyun
Rav Avrohom Baruch Zachariash speaks about "The Halachos Of Vacationing" at the 2025 Ahavas Shalom Yom Iyun Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel
Shabbos 141b
[BS"D] Taking care of your shoes on Shabbos may involve more than one prohibition. (Avos Melacha). Wearing oversized or brand new shoes on Shabbos may sometimes be an issue too. So let's get the facts straight with this shiur.
Hilchos Sefiras Ha’Omer with Rav Zachariash (2)
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of COUNTING the OMER with the Mishnah Berurah (O.C. 489). Shiur focuses on early Shabbos, early maariv, and is it possible to count before nightfall - or even before sunset!
Shabbos 141a
[BS"D] Swimming on Shabbos. Even in cases in which one is allowed to swim on Shabbos, one has to dry himself ASAP upon leaving the water. Why?
Shabbos 140b part 2
[BS"D] Donkeys vs. cows: Which one is cleaner? Maintaining your animal's home clean on Shabbos. Serving the leftover food of one animal to the other. Moving muktzeh in an indirect way.
Hilchos Sefiras Ha’Omer with Rav Zachariash (1)
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of COUNTING the OMER with the Mishnah Berurah (O.C. 489). Shiur focuses on when is the proper time to count.