Dirshu Mishnah Berurah

MB 263.5 - What Bracha Do we Say on Shabbat Candles? 21.09.2024 15:50 ↓

We examine what bracha to say on Shabbat Candles and how to perform the mitzvah.

MB 263.3b - 263.4 - What is the Earliest Time for Lighting Shabbat Candles? 20.09.2024 16:39 ↓

We discuss the earliest time for lighting Shabbat candles.

MB 263.2 - 263.3a - Who Should Light the Shabbat Candles, and What if Someone Forgot to Light 20.09.2024 14:22 ↓

We learn upon whom is the obligation to light Shabbat candles and what to do if you forget to light them.

MB 262.3b - 263.1 - How Many Shabbat Candles Need to be Lit? 19.09.2024 24:47 ↓

We discuss how many Shabbat candles need to be lit and what happens if one forgot to light.

MB 262.1 - 262.3a - Preparing the Shabbat Table and Preparing Oneself Before Shabbat 18.09.2024 17:39 ↓

We examine the preparations of the home and oneself before welcoming in Shabbat.

MB 261.3 - 261.4 - What Constitutes Acceptance of Shabbat 17.09.2024 17:01 ↓

We discuss the point at which Shabbat is brought in and accepted whereafter no further malachah may be peformed.

MB 261.2b - The Duration of Twilight 17.09.2024 17:32 ↓

We continue with our discussion of the time of the start of Shabbat by looking at the duration of twilight.

MB 261.2a - Calculating The Beginning of Twilight 16.09.2024 27:44 ↓

We examine the views of Rabbeinu Tam and the Vilna Gaon as to how to calculate twilight and the onset of Shabbat.

MB 261.1b - Things Permitted During Twilight On Erev Shabbat 15.09.2024 17:32 ↓

We look at those things permitted to do during twilight on erev Shabbat

MB 260.2 - 261.1a - The Time of Candle Lighting 15.09.2024 24:28 ↓

We examine the onset of Shabbat in terms of candle lighting and those actions that may and may not be performed during dusk.

MB 260.1 - Bathing, Haircuts, and Cutting Fingernails on Erev Shabbat 14.09.2024 17:55 ↓

We examine the mitzvah of preparing one's body for Shabbat as a fulfilment of honouring Shabbat.

MB 259.7b - Review of Laws of Food Insulation 13.09.2024 26:22 ↓

We conclude the laws of insulation of food for Shabbat with a summary.

MB 259.3 - 259.7a - Removing a Pot Insulated By Muktzah Material 12.09.2024 18:41 ↓

We examine how to remove a pot surrounded by muktzah material on Shabbat, and whether you can return it to the insulating material.

MB 259.1 - 259.2 - Insulating Material and Mukseh 11.09.2024 16:36 ↓

We examine how insulating material used to keep food warm on Shabbat might be mukseh and prohibited to move on Shabbat.

MB 257.8b - 258 - The Importance of Eating Hot Food on Shabbat 10.09.2024 23:08 ↓

We discover the importance of eating hot food on Shabbat as a declaration of our bringing honour and delight to Shabbat. We further examine hearing liquid within another hotter body of water.

MB 257.8a - Covering/ Insulating a Pot of Food On a Stove 09.09.2024 22:14 ↓

We explore when cloths can be used to keep food warm on the hot plate/ stove top, and when this is considered insulating and prohibited.

MB 257.4 - 257.7a - Insulation in a Secondary Pot (Kli Sheni) and Use of Thermos Flasks on Shabbat 08.09.2024 19:30 ↓

We examine the permissibility of insulation in a secondary pot (kli sheni) and the acceptable use of a Thermos flask on Shabbat.

MB 257.1b - 257.3 - Insulation That Adds Heat 06.09.2024 22:28 ↓

We examine the permissibility of insulation with items that increase heat when insulating food.

MB 256 - 257.1a - Blowing the Shofar on Erev Shabbat and Insulation on Shabbat 05.09.2024 27:24 ↓

We examine the practice of old of blowing the shofar to announce the onset of Shabbat and turn to the prohibition of insulation on Shabbat.

MB 255 - Preparing a Fire for Heating On Shabbat 03.09.2024 17:21 ↓

We examine the conditions needed to allow a fire to be used to heat a house for Shabbat

MB 254.7 - 254.9 - Placing Easily Cooked Items In An Oven On Erev Shabbat 02.09.2024 18:10 ↓

We conclude this siman with a discussion of placing easily cooked items into an oven on erev Shabbat.

MB254.5b - 254.6 - Taking Bread Out of An Oven On Shabbat 02.09.2024 21:40 ↓

We examine circumstances where it is permitted to remove bread baked incorrectly prior to or on Shabbat.

MB 254.3 - 254.5a Cooking Fruit, Bread, and Cake On Erev Shabbat 01.09.2024 24:50 ↓

We examine the possibility of cooking fruit, bread, and cake before the onset of Shabbat

MB 254.1b - 254.2 - Cooking or Roasting Raw Meat Erev Shabbat #2 29.08.2024 20:49 ↓

We discuss the view of the Rama in terms of the roasting or cooking of raw meat erev Shabbat.

MB 253.5c - 254.1a - Roasting Raw Meat on Erev Shabbat #1 28.08.2024 18:04 ↓

We look at the view of the Shulchan Aruch concerning roasting meet from before Shabbat enters and going into Shabbat.