Shabbat

Mitzvot of the Day [[Image:Shabbatcandles.jpg| 100px | right]] Blessing for new moon (Birkat HaLevana/Kiddush Levana) [[Enjoying Shabbat]] ([[Kavod and Oneg Shabbat|Oneg Shabbat]]) [[Fourth meal of Shabbat]] (Melava Malka) Havdalah ([[Sanctifying the conclusion of Shabbat]]) Kiddush ([[Sanctifying Shabbat]]) [[Lighting Shabbat candles]] [[Making early Shabbat]] ([[Tosefet Shabbat]]) [[Making one hundred Brachot on Shabbat]] Not eating on Friday ([[Not eating on Erev Shabbat]]) [[Prayers of Shabbat prayers]] (Shabbos Davening) [[Preparing for Shabbat]] ([[Erev Shabbat]]) Reading the weekly Torah portion (Shenayim Mikrah) [[Respecting Shabbat]] ([[Kavod and Oneg Shabbat|Kavod Shabbat]]) [[The meals of Shabbat]] ([[Seudat Shabbat]]) [[Third meal of Shabbat]] (Seudat Shelishit) Two loaves of bread (Lechem Mishneh) [[When does Shabbat start?]]

Practical Laws of Shabbat [[Image:Shabbat‎.gif | 100px | right]] See also [[Index of Laws of Shabbat by the 39 Melachot]] [[Animals on Shabbat]] [[Asking a non-Jew to work on Shabbat]] (Amirah LeNochri) Books, notebooks, and papers [[Brushing Teeth on Shabbat]] [[Building a structure on Shabbat]] (Boneh) [[Carrying on Shabbat]] [[Cleaning clothing on Shabbat]] Cleaning the dishes Clearing the table Cooking (Ofeh and Bishul) [[Cosmetics on Shabbat]] [[Dancing and clapping on Shabbat]] [[Electricity on Shabbat]] [[Games on Shabbat]] [[Getting dressed on Shabbat]] [[Giving birth on Shabbat]]

Practical Laws of Shabbat Grinding (Tochen) [[Handling objects on Shabbat]] (Muktzeh) [[Infants on Shabbat]] Kneading (Lash) [[Mail on Shabbat]] [[Medicine on Shabbat]] (Refuah) Opening bottles and containers (Boneh) [[Plants on Shabbat]] (Zoreah) [[Preparing for after Shabbat]] (Hachanah) Separating mixtures (Borer) Squeezing fruits (Sechita) [[Taking a cruise over Shabbat]] [[Taking measurements on Shabbat]] [[Transactions on Shabbat]] [[Transportation on Shabbat]] [[Wages on Shabbat]] ([[Sachar Shabbat]]) [[Washing one’s body on Shabbat]] [[What’s permitted to read on Shabbat]] (Daber Davar) [[What’s permitted to speak about on Shabbat]]