Shabbos 127b
[BS"D] When the rabbi closed himself in the room with a woman. Three stories that demonstrate how far one has to go with judging people favorably.
Shabbos 127a part 2
[BS"D] Relevant issues in this video: How much of an effort should one make in order to have guests on Shabbos? Which Mitzvos grant you reward in both this world and the world to come? What was Rabbi Akiva's occupation before he became a scholar?
Hilchos Yom Tov with Rav Zachariash (1)
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of Yom Tov with the Mishnah Berurah (O.C. 495).
Shabbos 127a
[BS"D] Beginning of the 18th chapter of Shabbos, "Mefanin". This shiur deals with topics such as: Working hard and exerting oneself on Shabbos even if no creative melacha is involved. Redefining Muktzeh: Can edible and kosher food be considered as Muktzeh?
Hilchos Chanukah with Rav Zachariash (3)
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of Chanukah with the Mishnah Berurah. Various topics, such as when to say "Haneiros Halalu", lighting the shamash, and more!
Chanukah: The real reason behind Sephardi vs. Ashkenazi customs
[BS"D] Why do Sephardim light one menorah for the entire household while Ashkenazim light per person? In this in-depth Gemara class we discover the roots for this difference of minhagim.
Shabbos 126b
[BS"D] Can you handle this? Some lids are problematic to use on Shabbos, unless they have handles on them. Such are lids of manholes (which can be an issue of "boneh" otherwise. but what about lids of pots, pans or old style ovens?
Shabbos 126a
[BS"D] Opening and closing a window on Shabbos is permitted, of course. But what happens if your shutter is off the hinges? Would that be a problem of "boneh" (building) on Shabbos?
Hilchos Chanukah with Rav Zachariash (2)
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of Chanukah with the Mishnah Berurah (O.C. 677). Topic mainly deals with the obligation to light when one is a guest outside of his primary residence.
Shabbos 125b part 2
[BS"D] The Muktzeh Story. Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi and his disciples went out to an open space area where his shiur was supposed to be given on Shabbos. They wanted to use the stones of the area as chairs to sit on. Since stones are normally muktzeh on Shabbos, that posed a Halachic challenge for [...]