Rephael Cattan

    Sponsorships for the upcoming Klalim, which discuss the 39 melachos of Shabbos, are available. Please contact Rabbi Reingold for more information at rabbireingold@gmail.com or 301.996.5910 We are beginning Klal 14, which discusses the melacha of dosh. Dosh is threshing, the process of breaking the kernel of wheat away from the husk which held […]

Sponsorships for the upcoming Klalim, which discuss the 39 melachos of Shabbos, are available. Please contact Rabbi Reingold for more information at rabbireingold@gmail.com or 301.996.5910 We are beginning siman 2. The Chayei Adam writes that it is assur miderabanan to gather anything in the place in which it originally grew or developed. This applies even

Sponsorships for the upcoming Klalim, which discuss the 39 melachos of Shabbos, are available. Please contact Rabbi Reingold for more information at rabbireingold@gmail.com or 301.996.5910 We are beginning Klal 13, which discusses the melacha of meameir. After grain was harvested from the fields, the stalks would be bundled together in order to transport them to

Sponsorships for the upcoming Klalim, which discuss the 39 melachos of Shabbos, are available. Please contact Rabbi Reingold for more information at rabbireingold@gmail.com or 301.996.5910   We have finished siman 9, and will discuss a few more points. We learned that animals are assur to use, out of a concern that one will perform kotzair

Sponsorships for the upcoming Klalim, which discuss the 39 melachos of Shabbos, are available. Please contact Rabbi Reingold for more information at rabbireingold@gmail.com or 301.996.5910   We are beginning siman 9, which discusses the issur of riding and using animals on Shabbos.    Chazal instituted that animals are muktzah. Obviously, if they are muktzah, one

Sponsorships for the upcoming Klalim, which discuss the 39 melachos of Shabbos, are available. Please contact Rabbi Reingold for more information at rabbireingold@gmail.com or 301.996.5910 We are continuing in siman 7, where we are discussing fruits which were found under a tree on Shabbos. If it is unclear whether the fruits fell before Shabbos or

Sponsorships for the upcoming Klalim, which discuss the 39 melachos of Shabbos, are available. Please contact Rabbi Reingold for more information at rabbireingold@gmail.com or 301.996.5910 We are beginning siman 7. Continuing off the previous siman where he discussed trees, the Chayei Adam writes that if one finds fruit on the ground under a tree, there

Sponsorships for the upcoming Klalim, which discuss the 39 melachos of Shabbos, are available. Please contact Rabbi Reingold for more information at rabbireingold@gmail.com or 301.996.5910 We are continuing in siman 6, discussing the issur of using a tree on Shabbos. We learned that the Chayei Adam differentiates between using one’s hands and using one’s body

  Sponsorships for the upcoming Klalim, which discuss the 39 melachos of Shabbos, are available. Please contact Rabbi Reingold for more information at rabbireingold@gmail.com or 301.996.5910   We are beginning siman 5, where the Chayei Adam discusses the question of detaching an item from its source of growth, but where the item is no longer

  Sponsorships for the upcoming Klalim, which discuss the 39 melachos of Shabbos, are available. Please contact Rabbi Reingold for more information at rabbireingold@gmail.com or 301.996.5910   We are beginning siman 4, where the Chayei Adam discusses vegetables which tend to sprout, such as onions or potatoes. In siman 3, we discussed the halachos relevant

Sponsorships for the upcoming Klalim, which discuss the 39 melachos of Shabbos, are available. Please contact Rabbi Reingold for more information at rabbireingold@gmail.com or 301.996.5910 We are continuing in siman 2. We left off with the Chayei Adam discussing the difference in halacha between plants in a pot and a tree within a pot without