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• Shinui Makom – If a Person Left During a Meal Eaten With Other People
• Shinui Makom – If One Left While Eating a Mezonot Food or a Fruit From the Seven Species
• Shinui Makom – If One Leaves After Eating a “Boreh Nefashot” Food, or After Eating Less Than a Ke’zayit of Bread
• Shinui Makom – If a Person Leaves His House During a Meal
• Parashat Sav- Accepting Criticism
• Shabbat Parah
• Purim- Customs and Practices for the Day of Purim
• Purim-The Seudah
• Are Women Obligated to Drink on Purim?
• Purim – Celebrating the Miracles of the Present
• Purim – Taking Time From Torah Study to Hear the Megila; Hearing the Megila in the Synagogue
• Shabbat Zachor: Celebrating the Belief in Providence
• Shabbat Zachor
• May a Bar Misva Boy Read Parashat Zachor in the Synagogue?
• The Observance of 7 Adar During a Leap Year; Observing a Yahrtzeit During a Leap Year
• Matanot Laevyonim- 3 Halachot
• Purim – Giving the Mahasit Ha’shekel
• Scheduling a Bar Misva During a Leap Year for a Boy Born in Adar
• Parashat Pekudeh: Empowering the Spirit to Subdue the Body
• Listening to “Me’en Sheba” in Lieu of the Amida on Friday Night
• Should Kiddush Be Recited in the Synagogue on Friday Night?
• The Recitation of “Bameh Madlikin” on Friday Night
• Tahanunim on Ereb Shabbat
• The Recitation of “Va’yechulu” After the Amida on Friday Night
• Turning Off the Electric Lights Before Lighting Shabbat Candles