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!
[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?
[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.
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.
[BS"D] How to live well with a low budget. Rav Chisda was a poor Amora who became rich. In this piece of Talmud he shares with us words of wisdom on how to live well on a tight budget. Rav Chisda also gave his daughters important marriage advice, which we can all benefit from.
[BS"D] Taking and preparing medications on Shabbos. Taking meds on Shabbos is not always permitted. However, when taken as part of a course it is allowed, since stopping the course in the middle may be dangerous. (Hey, how did Chazal know THAT?) ; Also: Is rubbing a garment in order tto give it some [...]
[BS"D] The four sons are not what they seem to be. While the Rasha is traditionally seen as the "bad kid", it is really the apathetic ones (Tam and the one who doesn't ask) that need our help more.
[BS"D] Did you know that each one of the Seder cups of wine is closely connected to one of the Jewish matriarchs? The connection is fascinating and deep. Watch this video to learn more.
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of PESACH with the Mishnah Berurah (O.C. 433-437). This week dealing primarily with the laws of the bedikah - the search for leavened bread.
[BS"D] 1) Children's safety first. 2) Find out the level of Kashrus. 3) Find out what the Erev Pesach meals arrangement is. 4) If and how to check your house before you go.