Dirshu Mishnah Berurah

In this episode, we complete our discussion on practical laws of handling wet garments and drying objects on Shabbat. We explore concerns around squeezing out water, using different types of cloths, and the implications for hand drying and cleaning. Additionally, we touch on the permissibility of using mirrors on Shabbat and the considerations for men looking into mirrors. Join us as we wrap up *S...

Join us as we continue our deep dive into the laws of laundering on Shabbat. This episode explores key distinctions in applying water to garments, when it constitutes laundering, and the concerns around squeezing out water. We discuss practical applications, such as drying hands on towels, handling wet clothing, and even dealing with spilled liquids or soiled garments. Tune in for insights into th...

In this episode, the discussion focuses on the laws of laundering (kibus) and cleaning clothing, particularly regarding the work prohibited on Shabbos. The podcast explores the various opinions on what constitutes laundering, including the act of soaking clothes, squeezing out water, and the distinction between different materials like leather and synthetic fabrics. It also addresses practical con...

In this episode, the discussion continues on the laws of cleaning on Shabbat, focusing on the prohibition of cleaning clothes, particularly removing dirt from garments. Key points include the differentiation between moist and dry dirt, with dry dirt being prohibited to remove due to the potential of grinding it. The episode covers the handling of different fabrics, the use of nails or tools for cl...

In this episode, the discussion focuses on the laws of cleaning clothes on Shabbat. It addresses the use of household versus professional clothes presses, with specific rules about loosening or removing clothes from them. It also covers the prohibition of softening certain materials, like scarves or linen, which could be viewed as "cleaning" rather than just softening. The episode touche...

In this episode, the discussion focuses on clothing-related tasks and prohibitions on Shabbos, particularly concerning the removal of threads from garments, folding clothes, and handling various types of fabric. The concept of "Macah bapattish," the final hammer blow indicating the completion of work, is explored in relation to removing threads or altering clothing. There’s a distinction...

In today's episode, we discuss the halachic issues surrounding the cleaning and folding of clothes on Shabbat, focusing on the prohibition of laundering and shaking off dust or dew. We explore various scenarios, including the treatment of new black clothing, and the conditions under which shaking off water or dust may be permitted. Special attention is given to the difference between new and o...

In this episode, the discussion focuses on the laws surrounding carrying wet items, particularly towels, on Shabbat. We explore the scenario of carrying a towel after drying oneself, highlighting concerns about potentially wringing it out. We also delve into different halachic perspectives regarding wet towels, such as whether it’s permissible to bring a towel home after use in a bathhouse and the...

In this episode, we discuss the laws surrounding wet clothing on Shabbat, particularly regarding drying and handling clothes soaked with water. We explore various scenarios, such as wet garments from rain or immersion in water, and address concerns about drying clothes in public or private settings, including near a heat source or in an oven. The episode also delves into the concept of "Mara&...

In this podcast, the discussion revolves around the permissibility of wearing hats and other items on Shabbat, particularly in the context of avoiding carrying them in a public domain. The main concern is whether the wind will blow a hat off and lead to someone inadvertently carrying it, which is prohibited on Shabbat. The conversation delves into the requirements for securely wearing hats, includ...

In this episode, we dive into the fascinating details of Shabbat laws around clothing and accessories. The discussion explores whether things like gloves, scarves, or straps hanging off your clothes count as a “burden” and are therefore prohibited to wear in public on Shabbat. We learn that items like straps or loops, as long as they don’t have an independent function, are usually fine to wear. Bu...

In this episode, the discussion revolves around the rules of wearing multiple layers of clothing on Shabbat, particularly focusing on the wearing of belts and other garments. The key point explored is whether wearing one belt over another is allowed, with different opinions on whether a separation between belts is required. The podcast also touches on specific garments like the *gartel* (a belt wo...

In this episode, the discussion continues on the laws of carrying on Shabbat, focusing on whether clothing can be used to carry items like money, gold, or silver. While it is generally prohibited to wear such items sewn into clothing, leniency is given when there is a concern about potential loss or theft. The podcast explores various opinions on this, including when it is permissible to carry sew...

In this episode, we continue with the rules of carrying on Shabbat, particularly regarding clothing. It explains that wearing clothes is generally not considered carrying, but certain styles or ways of wearing clothing can be viewed as carrying if they deviate from normative practices. The episode explores the permissibility of wearing a *talis* (or similar garments) in different ways, such as dra...

In this episode, the discussion continues on various topics related to the rules and practices around carrying items on Shabbat. Key points include the authenticity of amulets, the distinction between items believed to have healing properties and those considered superstitions, and when it's permissible to carry certain objects, like coins or cloths, for healing purposes on Shabbat. The episod...

In this episode, the discussion focuses on the permissibility of wearing amulets on Shabbat, exploring the conditions under which it is allowed. The key points include the importance of both the authenticity of the amulet and the person who wrote it. If the amulet is authenticated, it can be worn without violating Shabbat restrictions. The podcast also addresses complex scenarios regarding the hea...

In this episode, the discussion focuses on the laws of carrying on Shabbat, specifically regarding items worn on the body. The episode explores the distinction between clothing and accessories, such as bells sewn into children's garments, and the conditions under which such items can be worn in public on Shabbat. Key points include the permissibility of wearing items like jewelry and bells if they...

In this episode the discussion focuses on the laws of carrying items on Shabbat, specifically regarding garments and coverings. The host explains various types of clothing that can be worn on Shabbat, including sackcloth and heavy fabrics used by shepherds for protection against rain. The distinction is made between acceptable garments and items that might be considered burdens, such as baskets or...

In this episode, the discussion focuses on the halachic guidelines regarding carrying items on Shabbat, particularly those that assist with mobility, such as walking sticks, canes, and crutches. The podcast covers various scenarios, such as when it's permissible for a person to use these aids in public spaces, like if they cannot walk without them. The episode also touches on modern applicatio...

In this episode, the discussion centers around the rules of carrying on Shabbat, focusing on the concept of normative dress and when clothing is considered part of a person’s attire versus an item that may require carrying. Key topics include: - The permissibility of wearing clothing to protect oneself from the rain on Shabbat. - A debate between whether an item of clothing is meant to protect the...

In this podcast, the discussion centers around the laws of carrying on Shabbat, focusing on specific items like glasses, glasses cases, and other accessories. The rabbinic prohibitions on carrying items such as glasses cases, even when they serve as jewelry, are explored. It’s noted that glasses themselves, if not properly secured, might be considered a burden due to the risk of falling and being...

In this episode, we explore the prohibition of carrying on Shabbat, focusing on items like pins, needles, and rings. A needle with an eye is biblically prohibited if carried, while a pin may only be rabbinically prohibited, depending on its usage. We discuss differing opinions on the significance of items worn by men and women, particularly regarding jewelry like signet rings. The concern is wheth...

In this episode, the discussion centers on the laws of carrying and wearing items on Shabbat, specifically distinguishing between what is considered carrying and what is wearing. The key point is that wearing clothing or jewelry is not considered "carrying," but if an item is loose or easily removable, it may be prohibited to wear it on Shabbat. The conversation explores various examples...

In this episode, the discussion continues on the laws focusing on activities that involve running and crossing water on Shabbat. It is explained that children may run for fun, as it is a source of joy, while adults are generally not allowed to run for health purposes, as this could be considered a form of medical treatment. The episode also covers the permissibility of crossing streams, with the p...

In this podcast, the discussion centers around the mitzvah of *Malavah Malka*, the meal that accompanies the departure of Shabbat. It emphasizes the importance of honoring Shabbat as it leaves, similar to how one would honor a king’s departure. The meal should ideally include bread, and if possible, cooked food or meat. If unable to have a full meal, grains or fruit may suffice. The podcast explor...