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• Resuscitating an Unconscious Patient on Shabbat
• Using Suppositories or an Enema on Shabbat
• Taking A Blood Test on Shabbat
• Exercising on Shabbat
• The Use of a Baby Monitor on Shabbat
• Food Cooked by a Gentile on Shabbat for an Ill Patient
• Turning Off a Light for an Ill Patient on Shabbat
• Desecrating Shabbat to Help a Frightened Child
• Violating Shabbat to Treat a Fever
• Desecrating Shabbat for a Tetanus Shot or After Ingesting Something Sharp or Toxic
• Desecrating Shabbat in Cases of Severe Internal Pain
• Taking Preventative Medication on Shabbat
• Is it Permissible to Take Pain Relievers on Shabbat?
• Minimizing Shabbat Desecration in Situations of Life-Threatening Danger
• May One Move Candlesticks on Shabbat After the Candles Have Burned Out?
• Paying For A Hotel Room Over Shabbat
• “Mukseh Mahamat Hisaron Kis” – Moving Expensive Items on Shabbat
• The Friday Night Prayer Service According to the Custom of Halab
• May One Recite “Ha’mosi” on Shabbat for Somebody Else After He Had Already Eaten?
• The Rule of “Pesik Resheh” – A Permissible Act That Will Inevitably Result in a Shabbat Violation
• Kiddush – Having in Mind to Fulfill the Obligation
• Should One Stand or Sit for the Friday Night Kiddush & Drinking of the Wine?
• Customs for Mosa’eh Shabbat
• Making Seltzer on Shabbat
• Using on Shabbat Hot Water That Was Heated Permissibly on Shabbat