Examples of noise making items that may not be used to intentionally make noise with on Shabbos: Bell Gragger; Ratchet Whistle Door Knocker Q&A May one ring bells or other instruments with an irregularity?[1] No.[2] May a child play with toys that make music or noise? Some Poskim allow […]
Chapter 4: Laws relevant to insulating food before Shabbos with Muktzah materials
This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here Chapter 4: Laws relevant to insulating food before Shabbos with Muktzah materials Introduction: This chapter will discuss the laws of Muktzah which are relevant to the different forms of insulating materials which may be used to insulate ones hot […]
Using an instrument or vessel
Making sounds, rhythms or music on Shabbos using an instrument or vessel:[1] Making sounds of music with an instrument: It is forbidden to make the sound of music, including a mere tune[2], on Shabbos, using any instrument or vessel, even if the instrument or vessel is not a musical instrument[3].[4] […]
Chapter 3: The laws relating to moving a corpse on Shabbos
This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here Chapter 3: The laws relating to moving a corpse on Shabbos Introduction: The following chapter will discuss the laws of Muktzah as they relate to a corpse. It will mention under what circumstances a corpse may be moved […]
Chapter 2: Using Muktzah materials to clean oneself from a bowel movement
This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here Using Muktzah materials to clean oneself from a bowel movement Introduction: The following chapter will discuss the laws of Muktzah items as they relate to being used for cleaning purposes after going to the bathroom. In addition other laws […]
18. The laws of Muktzah on Yom Tov
This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here 18. The laws of Muktzah on Yom Tov:[1] A. The laws of Muktzah relevant on Yom Tov in contrast to Shabbos: It was already explained in the laws of Shabbos that the Muktzah prohibition applicable on Shabbos is only […]
17. The law of Nolad
This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here 17. The law of Nolad: A. The stringent opinion by Nolad, its definition and the Final Ruling:[1] There are opinions which say that every Muktzah which is permitted on Shabbos is [likewise] permitted on Yom Tov, however all [items […]
16. May one lift up a child that has a Muktzah object in his hand?
This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here 16. May one lift up a child that has a Muktzah object in his hand?[1] A. When the child has a stone in his hand: One may lift his child in a private domain, [even if] there is a […]
13. The laws of a Basis
This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here Introduction: This Halacha will discuss the laws of Muktzah items being moved in the process of moving non-Muktzah items. For example, may one move a non-Muktzah item which has a Muktzah item on top of it? This question is […]
12. Moving vessels which are made up, or appear to be made up of assembled parts
This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here Moving vessels which are made up, or appear to be made up[1], of assembled parts[2]: Moving a candelabra: A candelabra, whether large or small, if made up of assembled parts, is forbidden to be moved even for the sake […]
