Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of COUNTING the OMER with the Mishnah Berurah (O.C. 489). Shiur focuses on different types of mistakes a person can make in counting, plus the classic halacha on what to do when someone asks "What number is tonight?"
[BS"D] "Tiltul Min Hatzad" (moving muktzeh by moving a different item) is sometimes allowed. But there are two levels of "indirect" and sometimes only the less direct one is permitted.
[BS"D] The mention of Gehenom makes us feel (understandably) uneasy, which causes some people to avoid the subject altogether. Others joke about the matter without giving it much thought, and go on with life. Such approaches are unhealthy on more than one level (as explained in this talk). The lecture presented here is an [...]
[BS"D] When Terumah fruit fall into Chulin ones, the entire mixture may be considered as terumah, unless certain conditions are met.
[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.
[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.
Rabbi Avraham Jacobowitz speaks about "Celebrating Discrimination" at the 2025 Ahavas Shalom Yom Iyun Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel
Rabbi Akiva Teichtal speaks about "The Scary "G" Word " at the 2025 Ahavas Shalom Yom Iyun Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel
Rav Avrohom Baruch Zachariash speaks about "The Halachos Of Vacationing" at the 2025 Ahavas Shalom Yom Iyun Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel
[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.