Is it permissible to taste meat dishes on the eve of Shabbat during the Nine Days?
During the Nine Days, is it permissible to eat meat on Friday of Shabbat, and if so, when? Thank you
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During the Nine Days, is it permissible to eat meat on Friday of Shabbat, and if so, when? Thank you
Hello, Rabbi. I would be glad if you could answer several questions for me: 1. Is it possible to smoke a cigarette on Shabbat by transferring fire from a memorial candle to the cigarette? Is it also p...
Good afternoon, esteemed Rabbi. I would like to know if it is permissible to eat on a weekday at a place that sells kosher food such as ice creams, snacks, and candies, but the store is also open on S...
Hello, Rabbi. I went to sleep on Shabbat afternoon and, unfortunately, through no fault of my own, I woke up on Motzaei Shabbat and missed the Mincha prayer. How do I make up the prayer? Should I pray...
Is it permissible to cut nails at the end of Shabbat? I heard that one should avoid it due to disrespect for Shabbat; is that true? May you be blessed from Heaven.
Is it permissible to light scented Shabbat candles? For example, a vanilla-scented candle, etc. (This question arose when someone ran out of regular candles right at the time for lighting Shabbat cand...
According to Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, zt"l, is it permitted to eat meat that was left over from the Shabbat meals during the Nine Days after Rosh Chodesh Av, or should it be discarded? Thank you.
Hello esteemed Rabbi, My question is: How do we transition this year from Shabbat to the fast of the 9th of Av. How and when do we make Havdalah and remove our shoes? What does a woman who usually mak...
With the help of Heaven, hello esteemed rabbi, if I began reciting the Shema on the bed after Shabbat before midnight, and when I reached the Tachanun it was past midnight, should I still say the Tach...
1. When Shavuot falls on Motzei Shabbat, what must be done first, Havdalah or Kiddush? 2. How is the Yom Tov candle lit? Thank you very much for your help, esteemed Rabbi!