shabbat laws

From warming plates to tea and cholent, learn the halachot behind five common Shabbat kitchen questions.

A family's race to the hospital turned into an extraordinary lesson about the limits of Shabbat desecration, Divine Providence, and trusting Hashem

More than a day of rest, Shabbat is a weekly return to purpose, reminding every Jew that we are capable, connected, and invited to step into a life of holiness and meaning.

Explore the Torah's command of allowing one's animals to rest

After losing his 24 year old son just hours before Shabbat, Moshe Sigdon found strength in the sanctity of the day and went on to establish an organization that teaches the laws of Shabbat to thousands of students across Israel

Discover why Shabbat is considered the foundation of Jewish faith and a source of blessing for the entire week

Gardens, planters, and water drainage can raise surprising halachic questions. Here is what you need to know about plants on Shabbat.

From fish bones to laundry baskets, these ten common scenarios explain when selecting on Shabbat becomes a violation and when it is permitted according to Yalkut Yosef.

Why is it forbidden to turn on lights on Shabbat, yet permitted to set a Shabbat clock to do so? Is this a clever workaround, or fully in line with halacha?