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• The Unique Importance of Musaf Prayer on Shabbat
• The Status of Food Cooked by a Non-Jew on Shabbat for a Jewish Patient
• Asking a Non-Jew to Prepare Food for an Ill Patient on Shabbat
• Torah Reading and Using Shabbat as a Day for Learning
• Asking a Non-Jew to Carry a Flashlight on Shabbat
• Is it Preferable to Ask a Non-Jew to Perform Melacha on Shabbat When Someone’s Life is in Danger?
• May One Take Something That is Hanging on a Tree on Shabbat?
• Guidelines for When the Refrigerator Light Was Not Deactivated Before Shabbat
• Is it permissible to ask a gentile to retrieve something from a car on Shabbat?
• “Lehem Mishneh” – Using a Borrowed Loaf, or a Loaf That Had Been Attached to Another
• “Lehem Mishneh” – The Two Loaves at the Shabbat Meal (Part 1)
• “Kiddush Bi’mkom Se’uda” – Rice, Dates and Noodles
• Kiddush At a Berit Mila on Shabbat; Hearing Kiddush in One Place and Eating in Another
• Tasting the Shabbat Food on Ereb Shabbat
• The Requirement to Eat or Drink Wine After Kiddush
• Is It Permissible On Shabbat To Allow Security Video Cameras or Walk By A Light Activated By Motion Detector
• Involving Oneself in Shabbat Preparations
• The Case When Family Members Speak Before Drinkng The Wine After Kiddush Is Heard
• Kiddush – If Somebody Forgot to Recite Kiddush on Friday Night; If Somebody Does Not Have Wine or Cannot Drink Wine
• Reciting the Weekday Amida on Shabbat if No Siddur is Available
• Asking Somebody to Peform Melacha After Accepting Shabbat Early
• Eating the Friday Night Shabbat Meal Before Dark
• Inviting a Non-Observant Jew to a Simha or to One’s Home on Shabbat
• If One Spends Shabbat in a Hotel That Uses Electronic Keys
• The Status of Electricity With Regard to Bishul Akum, Cooking on Shabbat, and Shabbat Candles