BSD Muktzeh and foods. Riddle: Is it possible that an edible food item would be defined as Muktzeh? (Hint: Succot!) In this video we discover more cases of Muktzeh, some of which apply even according to the more lenient approach of Rabbi Shimon.
Rabbi Yakov Haber discusses Geirus - conversion to Judaism - in halacha, along with contemporary issues.
Rabbi Akiva Teichtal discusses the Hebrew Calendar and why it is so important to use a "Jewish Date" when referring to a date.
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash discusses the halachos of dangerous foods, dangerous actions and other dangerous situations.
BSD The case of the detachable wheel, plus more Muktzeh basics.
BSD The three levels of forbidden marriages in Halacha: 1) Marriage with an “Ervah” – a person whom having relations with carries the Karres punishment. This applies to close relatives (incest). Such marriage is invalid, and children born out of such relations are rendered mamzerim. 2) Marriage forbidden by Torah law that does not [...]
BSD Muktzeh and your Shabbos Candles. Are you allowed to move a burning lantern or use its oil? Are you allowed to move a lantern after it went out?
BSD The halachic status of (gentile) children of mixed nationalities; Valid vs. invalid marriages.
BSD "Good Shabbos! Pass the salt please..." Is adding spice to hot food on Shabbos considered as cooking the spice? Are you allowed to add salt to a cooking (and hot!!) stew on Shabbos?
BSD When is a child defined as a mamzer (bastard) according to Halacha? When does a child receive his halachic status from his father and when does he follow his mother's? Can two people be married legally and still be "living in sin"?