HOLIDAYS
- Jewish Festivals: Leaving the World of Work
- Sole or Majority Business Ownership on Jewish Festivals
- Refraining from Distracting Work
- Jewish Festivals: Eating Before
- Appetite for Jewish Festival Dinner
- Eating before Hearing Jewish Festival Evening Kiddush
- Jewish Festivals: Candles: When To Light
- Jewish Festivals: Candles: Earliest Time To Light
- Jewish Festivals: Candle-Lighting Times
- Jewish Festivals: Candles: Lighting Two Days
- Jewish Festivals: Candles: Lighting after Sunset
- Jewish Festivals: Candles: Lighting with Delay until Sunset
- Jewish Festivals: Candles: How Many To Light
- Jewish Festivals: Candles: How Many Required To Light
- Jewish Festivals: Candles: How Many To Light when Eating Elsewhere
- Jewish Festivals: Candles: Adding a Candle
- Jewish Festivals: Ma'ariv
- Saying Ma'ariv at Plag HaMincha
- Answering Kedusha If You Began the Jewish Festival Early
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: How Much To Pour
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: Pour Revi'it
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: How High To Fill the Cup
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: Diluting Wine
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: If Not Enough Wine
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: Challot for Kiddush
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: Cup & Wine Bottles
- Your Own Kiddush Cup
- Kos Pagum
- Uncovered Wine Bottles/Cups
- Washing Wine Glass
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: When To Speak or Drink
- When You May Speak after Kiddush
- When You May Drink after Kiddush
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Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: When To Say Blessing Again
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: Borei Pri HaGafen after Drinking Kiddush Wine
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: Drinking Kiddush Wine and then Drinking Later in Meal
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: Borei Pri HaGafen after Drinking Kiddush Wine and Hesech Da'at
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: Making New Kiddush after Drinking Kiddush Wine
- Jewish Festivals: Kiddush: Borei Pri HaGafen after Not Drinking Kiddush Wine
- Jewish Festivals: Borei Pri HaGafen after Not Drinking Kiddush Wine
- Jewish Festivals: Two Loaves (Lechem Mishneh): How Much May Be Missing
- How Much Challa May Be Missing
- Jewish Festivals: Two Loaves (Lechem Mishneh): How To Cut
- Mark the Challa
- Cut Upper Loaf for Jewish Festivals
- Eating before Kiddush
- Eating a Full Meal before Jewish Festival
- Eating from Start of Jewish Festival until Kiddush
- Jewish Festival Day: Yizkor
- Jewish Festival Day: Reason for Yizkor
- Jewish Festival Day: When To Say Yizkor
- Jewish Festivals: Ending: Before Havdala
- Jewish Festivals: Ending: Before Havdala: Baruch HaMavdil
- Jewish Festivals: Ending: Before Havdala: Baruch HaMavdil and Birkat HaMazon
- Jewish Festivals: Ending: Before Havdala: Ata Chonantanu
- Jewish Festivals: Ending: Havdala: What To Use
- Jewish Festivals: Ending: Havdala: No Candle or Spices
- Jewish Festivals: Ending: Havdala: Beverage
- Jewish Festivals: Ending: Havdala: Filling the Cup
- Jewish Festivals: Ending: Havdala: How Much To Drink
- Jewish Festivals: Ending: Havdala: Who Drinks the Beverage
- Jewish Festivals: Animals
- Jewish Festivals: Trapping Animals
- Jewish Festivals: Releasing Trapped Wild Animal
- Jewish Festivals: Feeding Trapped Wild Animal
- Jewish Festivals: Air Conditioners
- Jewish Festivals: Adjusting Air Conditioner Louvers
- Jewish Festivals: Adjusting Air Conditioner Temperatures
- Jewish Festivals: Brushing Teeth
- Jewish Festivals: Water, Tooth Powder, Toothwashing Liquid
- Jewish Festivals: Flossing Teeth
- Jewish Festivals: Cutting Floss
- Jewish Festivals: Card Playing
- Jewish Festivals: Cards If No Gambling or Melacha
- Jewish Festivals: Removing Unwanted Cards
- Jewish Festivals: Folding Clothes
- Jewish Festivals: Folding Clothes on Existing Crease
- Jewish Festivals: Folding Clothes on New Crease
- Jewish Festivals: Coloring (Tzovei'a)
- Introduction to Jewish Festivals: Coloring (Tzovei'a)
- Jewish Festivals: Coloring (Tzovei'a): Food
- Jewish Festivals: Coloring (Tzovei'a): Cloth
- Jewish Festivals: Cut Flowers
- Jewish Festivals: Putting Cut Flowers in Water
- Jewish Festivals: Adding Water to Cut Flowers
- Jewish Festivals: Moving Cut Flowers
- Jewish Festivals: Electricity
- Jewish Festivals: Turning Off Electrical Devices
- Jewish Festivals: Electric Eyes
- Jewish Festivals: Elevators/Escalators
- Jewish Festivals: Riding Elevators
- Jewish Festival: Riding Escalators
- Jewish Festivals: Exercise
- Jewish Festivals: Strengthening
- Jewish Festivals: Trapeze
- Jewish Festivals: Roller Blading
- Jewish Festival: Swimming
- Jewish Festival: Weight-Lifting
- Jewish Festivals: Stretching
- Jewish Festivals: Flashlights
- Jewish Festivals: Turning On Flashlight
- Jewish Festivals: Flashlight On before Festival
- Jewish Festivals: Asking Non-Jew To Turn on a Stove or Oven
- Jewish Festivals: Asking Non-Jew To Turn on a Stove or Oven
- Jewish Festivals: Raising/Lowering Flames/Heat
- Jewish Festivals: Raising Flames/Heat
- Jewish Festivals: Lowering Flames/Heat
- Jewish Festivals: Cooking on First Day for Second Day
- Jewish Festivals: Cooking on First Day for Second Day
- Jewish Festivals: Eruv Tavshilin
- Jewish Festivals: Personal Eruv Tavshilin
- Jewish Festivals: Eating Eruv Tavshilin Food
- Jewish Festivals: Rabbi's Eruv Tavshilin
- Jewish Festivals: Selecting/Boreir
- Introduction to Jewish Festivals: Selecting/Boreir
- Jewish Festivals: Separating Good Food from Bad in Your Mouth
- Jewish Festivals: Salt Shaker with Rice
- Jewish Festivals: Lemon Seeds
- Jewish Festivals: Washing-Draining Food
- Jewish Festivals: Dropping Unwanted Food
- Jewish Festivals: Heaters
- Jewish Festivals: Adjusting Heater
- Jewish Festivals: Moving Electric Heater
- Jewish Festivals: Moving Flame Heater
- Jewish Festivals: Insects
- Jewish Festivals: Insects that May Carry Diseases
- Jewish Festivals: Biting or Stinging Insects
- Jewish Festival: Lights
- Jewish Festivals: Redirecting Lighting Fixture
- Jewish Festivals: Moving Lighting Fixture
- Jewish Festivals: Unplugging Turned-Off Light
- Jewish Festivals: Mail and Periodicals
- Jewish Festivals: Bringing Mail inside House
- Jewish Festivals: Bringing Newspaper inside House
- Jewish Festivals: Music
- Jewish Festivals: Kazoos/Whistles
- Jewish Festivals: Listening to Non-Jewish Musicians
- Jewish Festivals: Non-Jews (Shabbat Goy)
- Jewish Festivals: Asking a Non-Jew To Do Melacha D'Oraita
- Jewish Festival: Inviting Non-Jews to Meal
- Jewish Festivals: Room Sensors
- Jewish Festivals: Covering Motion Detectors
- Jewish Festivals: Walking Past Motion Detectors/Microwave Sensors Situation
- Jewish Festivals: Sunscreen
- Jewish Festivals: Sunscreens
- Jewish Festivals: Diluting Sunscreens before Festival
- Jewish Festivals: Taping
- Jewish Festivals: Taping Items Together
- Jewish Festivals: Taping Card to Hotel Door
- Chol HaMoed: Shaving and Hair Cuts
- Shaving/Hair Cuts and Jewish Festivals
- Chol HaMoed: Exceptions for Shaving
- Rosh Hashana: Shofar
- Rosh Hashana: How Many Shofar Blasts To Hear
- Interruptions after Shofar Blessing
- Woman Blowing Shofar
- Practicing Shofar on Rosh Hashana
- Rosh Hashana: Symbolic Foods (Simanim)
- Rosh Hashana: Symbolic Foods (Simanim): Which Foods
- Rosh Hashana: Symbolic Foods (Simanim): HaMotzi
- Rosh Hashana: Symbolic Foods (Simanim): God's Name
- Rosh Hashana: Challa Customs
- Rosh Hashana: Challa Customs: Round Challa
- Rosh Hashana: Challa Customs: Challa Dipped in Honey
- Rosh Hashana: Tashlich
- Rosh Hashana: Tashlich: Introduction to Tashlich
- Rosh Hashana: Tashlich: When To Say
- Rosh Hashana: Tashlich: How Much To Say
- Rosh Hashana: Tashlich: Where To Say
- Pre-Yom Kippur: Meal (Se'uda HaMafseket)
- Meaning of pre-Yom Kippur Meal (Se'uda HaMafseket)
- Mezuman/Minyan at pre-Yom Kippur Meal (Se'uda HaMafseket)
- Challa Dipped in Honey for pre-Yom Kippur Meal (Se'uda HaMafseket)
- Pre-Yom Kippur Meal: Shir HaMa'alot
- Wishing Easy Fast
- Yom Kippur: What To Wear
- Yom Kippur: What To Wear: Leather Shoes
- Yom Kippur: What To Wear: Kittel for Men
- Yom Kippur: If You Must Eat
- Yom Kippur: No Kiddush If You Must Eat
- Yom Kippur: Birkat HaMazon If You Must Eat Bread
- Sukka: Eating
- Sukka: Eating: What To Eat
- Men: Eating Outside the Sukka
- Women: Eating Outside the Sukka
- Sukka: Eating: Uncomfortable Weather
- Sukka: Blessings
- Sukka: Blessings: When To Say
- Sukkot: Blessings: SheHecheyanu
- Sukkot: When To Say Leisheiv BaSukka
- Sukkot: Blessings: Forgetting Leisheiv BaSukka
- Birkat HaMazon If You Ate Sukka Meals Indoors
- Sukka: Schach
- Sukka: Schach: Timing
- Sukka: Schach: Materials
- Sukka: Schach: Gap
- Sukka: Schach: Normal Wind (Ru'ach Metzuya)
- Sukka: Overhangs
- Sukka: Overhangs: Vines/Trees
- Sukka: Overhangs: Wood Structures
- Sukka: Overhangs: Balconies
- Sukka: Overhangs: Women and Children
- Lulav: Hold, Bless, Shake
- Lulav: Hold, Bless, Shake
- Lulav: Hallel at Home or in Synagogue
- Lulav: How To Wave During Hallel
- Shmini Atzeret
- Introduction to Shmini Atzeret/Simchat Torah
- Shmini Atzeret/Simchat Torah: What Time To Start: Ma'ariv and Kiddush
- Shmini Atzeret: Eating in Sukka
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Passover: How To Prepare
- Passover: Searching for Chametz (Bedikat Chametz)
- Passover Chametz Search: Who May Search
- Passover Chametz Search: When To Search
- Passover Chametz Search: Where To Search
- Passover Chametz Search: Whether To Search
- Passover Chametz Search: Putting Out Chametz To Find
- Passover Chametz Search: Which Blessing To Say
- Passover Chametz Search: How To Search
- Passover: Nullifying Chametz
- Passover: Nullifying Chametz: Which Language for Kol Chamira
- Passover: Nullifying Chametz: Who Says Kol Chamira
- Passover: Burning Chametz
- Passover: Burning Chametz: What To Do with Chametz
- Passover: Burning Chametz: Wife Covered by Husband
- Passover: Burning Chametz: Husband Covered by Wife
- Passover: Selling Chametz
- Passover: Selling Chametz: Different Countries for You and Your Chametz
- Passover: Selling Chametz: Selling by Mail
- Passover: Selling Chametz: Selling Animals and their Food
- Passover: Acquiring Chametz during Passover
- Passover: Getting Rid of Chametz: Acquiring Chametz during Passover
- Passover: Kashering
- Passover: Dishes and Pots
- Passover: When To Finish Kashering
- Passover: Kashering Pots and Utensils To Change from Milk to Meat (or vice versa)
- Passover: Kashering an Oven
- Passover: Kashering an Oven: Cleaning
- Passover: Kashering an Oven: Temperature
- Kadeish: How Much To Fill and Drink
- Four Cups: Minimum Quantity To Fulfill Mitzva
- Majority of the Cup/Rov Kos
- Magid: Tell the Story
- Four Questions
- Seder in Bnei Brak
- Like 70 Years Old
- Four Sons
- Calculating the End (of Slavery)
- V'Hi She'Amda and Lefichach
- Let Us Deal Cleverly (Hava Nitchakma)
- Ten Plagues
- Spilling Drops of Wine
- D'Tzach-Adash-B'Achav
- Dayenu
- Pesach, Matza, and Maror
- In Every Generation
- Why Matza and Not Bread
- Koreich: Eat the Sandwich
- Koreich: How Much Matza To Eat
- Koreich: How Much Maror To Eat
- How To Eat Koreich
- Shulchan Oreich: Eat the Festival Meal
- Lamb and Other Meat at Seder
- What Constitutes Non-Roasted Meat at Seder?
- Passover: Chol HaMoed and Ending Day(s)
- Omer Period: Permitted Activities
- Buying Clothes Allowed during Omer
- Cutting Nails Allowed during Omer
- Saying SheHecheyanu Allowed during Omer
- Swimming Allowed during Omer
- Chanuka: Candles: How Many To Light
- Chanuka: Candles: One per House
- Chanuka: Candles: One Shamash per Area
- Chanuka: Candles: Who Should Light
- Chanuka: Candles: Who May Light
- Chanuka: Candles: Light for Yourself
- Chanuka: Candles: Obligation for Women To Light
- Chanuka: Candles: Wife May Light for Husband
- Chanuka: Candles: Where To Light
- Chanuka: Candles: Light in Own Home, Except...
- Chanuka: Candles: Place Anywhere
- Chanuka: Candles: When To Light
- Chanuka: Candles: Light After Dark
- Chanuka: Candles: Latest Time To Light
- Chanuka: Candles: If You Fell Asleep before Lighting
- Chanuka: Candles: How Long Must Burn
- Chanuka: Candles: Must Burn 30 Minutes
- Chanuka: Candles: Relighting Candle That Burned Out
- Chanuka: Candles: Relighting Candle that Blew Out
- Chanuka: Candles: What You May Do While…
- Chanuka: Candles: Do Not Use Light
- Chanuka: Candles: No Work While Candles Burning
- Chanuka: Candles: How To Light
- Chanuka Candles: Light Left to Right; Add Right to Left
- Chanuka: Candles: Lighting on Friday
- Chanuka: Candles: SheHecheyanu on Later Days
- Chanuka: Synagogue Menora
- Chanuka: Synagogue Menora: Where
- Chanuka: Synagogue Menora: How Long To Burn
- Chanuka: Synagogue Menora: SheHecheyanu in Synagogue
- Fast Days: Prayers
- Fast Day: Sim Shalom
- Tzom Gedalia: Katveinu
- Tenth of Tevet: Friday
- Aneinu
- VaYechal
- Three Weeks: Restrictions
- Three Weeks: Restrictions
- Three Weeks: Moving into New Dwelling
- Three Weeks: Swimming
- Three Weeks: Socializing
- First Nine Days of Av
- Nine Days: Restrictions
- Nine Days: Court Cases
- Nine Days: Kiddush Levana
- Nine Days: New Projects or Investments
- Nine Days: Painting Your House
- Nine Days: Swimming