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Revision as of 16:16, 18 March 2013
- Acquisition (Kinyanim)
- Building a Fence Around One's Roof (Maakeh)
- Burying Religious Articles (Shaimos)
- Counting Jewish People (Issur LeSpor Yisrael)
- Cutting One's Nails
- Drawing or Sculpting Forbidden Images
- Not Cutting One's Sideburns (Payis)
- Not Following the Ways of the Goyim (Chukat Akum)
- Reference of Measurements in Halacha (Shiurim)
- Sending away the Mother Bird (Shiluach HaKan)
- Shaving
- Standing for a Talmid Chacham and for the elderly
- Suspicious actions (Marit Ayin)
- Introduction to Kesuba
Between man and his fellow
- Charity (Tzedaka)
- Comforting the Mourners (Nichum Aveilim)
- Honoring one's parents (Kibud Av V'Em)
- Hurting Others' Feelings (Onaat Devarim)
- Mitzvah of Rebuke (Tochacha)
- Not Speaking Negatively About One's Fellow (Lashon Hara)
- Perfecting one's Middot (Positive Character Traits)
- Prohibition to Lie (Sheker)
- Returning Lost Objects (Hashavat Aviedah)
- Visiting the Sick (Bikur Cholim)
- Welcoming Guests (Hachnasat Orchim)
Business Halacha
Land of Israel
Safrut
