63.1) It is wrong to wrong a person by means of words.
63.2) Do not hurt the feelings of another, nor ask about an item you do not intend to purchase.
63.3) Do not call someone by a nickname intended to insult him.
63.4) Do not deceive another with your words.
64.5) Do not use words gratuitously to gain favor with another.
48.1) When you eat pastry, you do not need to wash your hands before eating or say the benediction Hamotzi (blessing over bread) when the amount eaten is not in the quantity of a regular meal. 48.2) Pat habbaah bekisnin (bread filled with fruit, meat, cheese) and such that is prepared like a coffee cake….
80.1) Do not do work that requires concentration before a lamp. 80.2) Do not open a door or window before a burning candle. 80.3) Do not pour boiling gravy on bread or matzah (unleavened bread) . 80.4) Do not place fruit or water on a hot stove. 80.5) Do not wrap victuals for storing. 80.6)…
66.1) Do not advance money to another to do business stipulating that the profits and losses are shared equally by both parties. 66.2) To prove that you have lost capital to another, you must have trustworthy testimony from witnesses under oath. 66.3) In a deal, you may stipulate that it is optional to give an…
52.1) Benedictions are to be said over fruit that grows on trees, over fruit you will eat and over fruit on the ground. Reference the source to determine the appropriate benediction. 52.2) Say the benediction Shehakol (blessing for animal products: meat, chicken, fish, and eggs; water and all other drinks (except for wine) and soups;…
64.1) Do not sell any article of food that is forbidden for consumption. 64.2) It is okay to sell a forbidden item if you acquire it by accident. 64.3) You may levy an unclean thing to pay a debt. 64.4) Items forbidden by rabbinical enactment may be traded.
76.1) On Friday evenings, it is customary to hold the Maariv (Jewish prayer service held in evening or night) service earlier than on weekdays. 76.2) Say a different benediction than is customary for the concluding one on Fridays. (See source for details, or consult a rabbi.) 76.3) Say different prayers for different festivals. (See source…