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• Isru Hag Shavuot and Tachanun in the Days Following Shavuot
• The Custom to Read Megilat Rut on Shabuot
• Shabuot – Reciting Azharot; Learning Tehillim and Other Forms of Study; The Custom to Eat Dairy
• Shabuot – Saying the Shema Prayer Out Loud on Shabuot Morning
• Shabuot – Standing for the Reading of the Ten Commandments; Decorating the Synagogue
• Shabuot – The Obligation to Celebrate and Rejoice
• Donating 104 Coins to Charity Before Shabuot
• Shabuot – Eating Meat and Dairy
• Shabuot – Preparing for the Holiday, Sleeping on Shabbat When Shabuot Begins on Mosa’eh Shabbat
• Preparing for Shabuot When it Begins on Mosa’eh Shabbat
• Tikkun Lel Shabuot
• Ereb Shabuot
• Decorating Homes and Synagogues With Flowers on Shabuot
• Shabuot – The Special Quality of the Month of Sivan; A Reason for Eating Dairy Products on Shabuot
• Giving Charity on Erev Shavuot
• Shabuot – Netilat Yadayim, Birkat Ha’Torah and the Bedtime Shema
• Shabuot – Shaharit and Musaf on Shabuot Morning
• Giving Charity Before Shabuot; Learning on Shabuot Night
• Shabuot – Reasons for the Custom to Decorate the Synagogue with Flowers
• Shabuot-Preparing When Shavuot Falls Out On Mosaeh Shabbat
• Shabuot-Is it Permissible to Donate Blood or Have Elective Surgery on Ereb Shabuot?
• Shavuot- Should One Repeat Beracha Rishona for Beverages Throughout The Night While Studying Shavuot Night
• Shabuot – The Two Different Versions of the Te’amim for the Ten Commandments
• Shabuot – The Halachot of Berachot Over Food and Drinks During Shabuot Night; Reciting Birkat Ha’Torah on Shabuot Morning
• If an Israeli Resident is Spending Yom Tob in the Diaspora