The complete laws of the Shabbos and Festival candle-lighting, Kiddush, Lechem Mishneh, meals, Bircas HaMazon, and Havdalah.

The Radiance of Shabbos, The Complete Laws of the Shabbos and Festival Candle Lighting, Kiddush, Lechem Mishneh, Meals, Bircas Hamazon, and Havdalah ... Mesorah Series) (English and Hebrew Edition)

Cohen, Simcha Bunim

Religion & Spirituality

Artscroll, Mesorah Publications Ltd

The Radiance of Shabbos: The Complete Laws of the Shabbos and Festival Candle Lighting, Kiddush, Lechem Mishneh, Meals, Bircas Hamazon, and Hav (Artscroll (Mesorah))

Mesorah Pub.

This book takes the mystery out of the halachic responsibilities involved in raising children. It is clear, easy-to-use, and documented. All pertinent halachic details regarding children and Kashrus, Tznius, Yomim Tovim, Berachos, Shabbos, and more are included in this masterpiece.

Children in Halachah: Laws Relating to Young Children : Chinuch, Shabbos, Kashrus, Learning and Much More (Artscroll Halachah Series) (English and Hebrew Edition)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Mesorah Pubns Ltd

This book takes the mystery out of the halachic responsibilities involved in raising children. It is clear, easy-to-use, and documented. All pertinent halachic details regarding children and Kashrus, Tznius, Yomim Tovim, Berachos, Shabbos, and more are included in this masterpiece.

Children in Halachah

Judaism

A comprehensive halachic guide to the preparation of food and other kitchen activities on Shabbos.

Shabbos Kitchen: Hilkhot Shabat Ba-Mitbah : A Comprehensive Guide to the Preparation of Food and Other Kitchen Activities on Shabbos or Yom Tov (Artscroll Halachah Series)

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Coheh, S.

Cooking Education & Reference

From the Publisher: The Sabbbath is a time of joy and celebration, a day of spiritual growth and family bonding in the service of its Maker, and living testimony that He created the world in six days and rested on the seventh. The proper observance of the Sabbath requires knowledge of a large and complex body of Halachah, one that becomes more complex as advances in technology force people to grope fo how to apply timeless principles to new situations. Modern affluence and appliances have virtually mandated the creation of a new body of Sabbath law. Many of the questions are the same - such as how to set a table or prepare salads withouth violating the laws of selecting. Many of the questions are new, because the modern kitchen, with its labor-saving devices, presents new challenges. This unique and valuable book gives answers and guidance, clearly and authoritatively. The author, Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen, is a highly respected scholar in the demanding field of applying and codifying the laws of the Sabbath for the Jews of today.

Shabbos Kitchen

Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen's classic books on the Laws of Shabbos and Yom Tov have made complex halachos understandable and practical to laymen and scholars alike. Rabbi Cohen now turns his attention to the laws that apply to the routines of daily life. The word for Jewish law is halachah, which also means "walking." Halachah guides the Jew wherever he or she goes. And Rabbi Cohen's clear, user-friendly presentation is the perfect guide to halachah. For those desiring to probe the source material for the applications of halachah in this volume, Rabbi Cohen has provided thorough research notes in Hebrew with detailed explanations for each subject. This first volume explores the correct application of Jewish law to common morning routines: rising; washing one's hands; getting dressed; use of the lavatory; Bircas HaTorah (the blessings before Torah study); activities prohibited before Shacharis; proper attire for prayer; environments unsuitable for prayer or Torah study; the proper way to r

Laws of Daily Living: 1 (ArsScroll Halachah Series, The Taub Edition)

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