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• Chanukah- Is It Permissible To Move The Lit Menorah
• Shehechiyanu on the Second Night
• Parashat Vayeshev: Judging Favorably
• Mukse: Moving a Mukse Item for a Permitted Purpose
• Mukse- Moving A Non-Mukse Item Unnecessarily and Other Items
• Is It Permissible to Touch a Mukse Item Without Moving It?
• Making a Permissible Item Mukse on Shabbat
• Mukse: Firewood, Matches and Disposable Pans
• Are Fruit Peels, Flour, Raw Rice, or Raw Potatoes Considered Mukse?
• Parashat Vayishlah- The Power of Our Tears
• Mukse- Using One's Body to Move a Mukse Item
• Mukse- Indirectly Moving Mukse
• Mukse- If a Mukse Item Gets Mixed Up With Similar Non-Mukse Items
• Mukse- Is It Permissible to Pet an Animal on Shabbat?
• Mukse- Is Flour, Coffee or Raw Eggs Considered Mukse?
• Mukse- Documents, Driver's License, Passports
• Parashat Vayeseh: The Enduring Impact of Our Actions
• Is It Permissible to Repair a Mezuzah or Door Knob on Shabbat?
• Is It Permitted on Shabbat to Cover One’s Head with a Jacket for Protection from the Elements?
• Is It Permissible to Open or Use an Already Opened Umbrella on Shabbat or Yom Tob?
• Opening Cans on Shabbat
• Winding A Watch or Toy on Shabbat
• Parashat Toldot: The Effects of Cynicism
• What Types of Reading Are Permitted on Shabbat
• Is Proofreading on Shabbat Permissible