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• Adding Salt or Spices to a Pot of Food on Shabbat
• If One Did Not Recite Kiddush on Friday Night
• Customs for When One Arrives Home From the Synagogue on Friday Night
• Situations Where Food Cooked on Shabbat is Permissible
• Spraying Perfume or Deodorant on Shabbat
• Pouring Into a Sink With a Strainer on Shabbat
• Paying a Doctor for Services Rendered on Shabbat; Renting a Hotel Room for Only Shabbat
• Is a Wife Bound by Her Husband’s Early Acceptance of Shabbat?
• At What Point in the Friday Night Prayer Service Does One Accept Shabbat?
• Asking a Gentile to Turn On a Light for a Frightened Child, or To Turn On the Heat or Air Conditioning
• Scheduling a Wakeup Call on Shabbat
• Opening a Refrigerator Door on Shabbat if the Light Was Not Disengaged
• Shabbat Candle Lighting – The Custom to Light Two Candles; Lighting When the Parents are Away for Shabbat
• If the Person Who Recited Kiddush is Unable to Drink the Required Amount of Wine
• Eating and Drinking Before Kiddush
• Until When May a Woman Light Shabbat Candles on Friday Afternoon?
• When is the Latest Time for Eating the “Se’uda Rebi’it” Meal on Mosa’eh Shabbat?
• Shabbat – Using an Urn with a Water Level Indicator
• Shabbat – Wearing a Garment That Causes Static Electricity
• Leaving Water on an Open Lame Before Shabbat
• Is it Permissible to Draw Hot Water From an Urn With Ladle on Shabbat?
• The Woman’s Obligation in Kiddush
• Using a Moistened Cloth or Napkin on Shabbat
• Halachot Pertaining to Lel Shabbat: Covering the Table, Reciting Shalom Alechem, and Covering the Bread
• The Recitation of “Bo’i Kalla” in Kabbalat Shabbat