115.1) The search for leaven must be made on Thursday night.
115.2) The firstborn sons fast on Thursday night.
115.3) Do no cook a dish consisting of flour or grits.
115.4) Hold the Shaharit early on the Sabbath.
115.5) Read the Haftorah from Mal 3:4.
115.6) Inquire as to whether or not the hallah (challah; bread) has been separated from the dough on Friday.
122.1) It is customary to observe some rules of mourning from the beginning of the seventeenth of Tammuz (fourth month of the Jewish year) until the ninth of Av (fifth month of the Jewish year). 122.2) Do not say the benediction Sheheheyanu (Who hath kept us in life) during these days. 122.3) Do not have…
133.1) Do not eat, drink, bathe, anoint, wear shoes, or have sexual intercourse. 133.2) Do not touch either food or drink when feeding a minor. 133.3) Do not wash for pleasure. 133.4) The kodanim who go up to bless the people must wash their hands to the wrist and repeat the benediction Al netilat yadayim….
112.1) Do not retain any food article which contains leaven during the week of Pesach (Passover). 112.2) Do not retain any grain or seed that may be moist during the week of Pesach. 112.3) During Pesach, you may wear garments that have been washed and starched, but do not use a table cloth that has…
99.1) Do not handle anything forbidden on the Sabbath on a festival. 99.2) You may cover an egg laid on festival with a vessel to prevent it from breaking. 99.3) Do not prop a door with wood. You may kindle a fire with wood though. 99.4) You may handle ashes of wood that was burned…
124.1) Remove your shoes upon entering the synagogue. 124.2) Deprive yourself of some comfort when you go to sleep. 124.3) Do not put on the tefillin in the morning because it is considered an “ornament.” 124.4) Mourners should go to the synagogue. 124.5) Do not study the Torah except to study subjects that sadden the…
121.1) Fast on days on which tragic events have occurred. 121.2) The third day of Tishrei is a fast day. 121.3) The tenth day of Tevet is a fast day. 121.4) The seventeenth day of Tammuz (fourth month of the Jewish year) is a fast day. 121.5) The ninth day of Av is a fast…