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Muktzeh

  • Muktzeh
  • או"ח שח, מוקצה: בסיס

Can one use a garbage drawer on Shabbos or is it Muktzeh?

  Yes, one may, provided that the garbage contains at least some items which aren’t Muktzah, and which have more importance to you than the other Muktzah items. (For example:…

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  • Muktzeh
  • animals, dogs, pets

Are pets Muktzeh on Shabbos?

  Question: A relative has a pet dog. Are we allowed to visit on Shabbos? I know the kids will want to pet and play with the dog, and the…

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  • Muktzeh
  • לצורך מקומו

Moving Muktzeh for the sake of its place

  Question: I see in the Alter Rebbe's Shulchan Aruch (308, 12) that "הערמה" is permissible when it comes to moving Muktzah לצורך גופו או מקומו. My question is whether…

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  • Muktzeh, Writing
  • Shabbos: Games & Toys, מלאכת כותב ומוחק

Are you allowed to play scrabble on Shabbos?

  If the board has individual squares for each time, it's forbidden and would even be considered muktza.   Sources: עיין מג"א סימן שמ סק"י ובאדה"ז ס"ט. קצוה"ש סי' קמד סק"י…

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  • - Halacha Articles, Muktzeh
  • Shabbos: Games & Toys, או"ח שח

Playing with Balls on Shabbos; Are they Muktzah?

  Q. Is a basketball or ping pong ball Muktza? A. There is a machlokes about this. While there is room to be lenient especially for kids, adults should be…

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  • Muktzeh, Shabbos
  • clothing on Shabbos, Opening packages on Shabbos, או"ח שיז, או"ח שמ, דיני הבגדים בשבת

Removing cleaners tags & opening a new shirt on Shabbos

  Questions: Can one open a new shirt from its package on Shabbos? Can one remove the threaded attachments to a suit? Can one remove a cleaners tag on Shabbos?…

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  • Muktzeh, Shabbos
  • soap, מוקצה: בסיס

Understanding the Din of a Bosis (base for a forbidden item) in the laws of Muktza

  Question: I want to place bars of sweet-smelling soap as a drawer freshener inside dresser drawers. Would I then have a problem opening those drawers on Shabbos? It's just a…

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  • Muktzeh, Shabbos
  • Shabbos: Games & Toys

Is kinetic sand Muktzeh on Shabbos?

  Kinetic sand isn’t Muktzah. However, one cannot dig burrows or form shapes.   Sources: שבת נ, א. שו״ע שח, לח ואדה״ז עז. תצח, יז ואדה״ז כז. באם לח -…

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  • Muktzeh
  • coin, Tickets, יחוד במוקצה

Is train ticket used as a bookmark Muktzah? Is a dime used for measuring Muktzah?

  Q. May I use a train ticket as a bookmark on Shabbos? I use it throughout the week too. A. No.   Q. I am preparing a kallah packet…

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  • Muktzeh
  • diapers, muktzah, muktzeh, Shabbos

Are dirty diapers Muktzeh on Shabbos?

Question continued: When removing a baby's diaper on Shabbos and folding it up, is it permitted to move the diaper aside to make it easier to put on a new…

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  • Children-Chinuch, Chinuch, Muktzeh, Shabbos
  • Chinuch, Shabbos, toilet training

Can we toilet train using a wetness alarm without a battery on Shabbos?

We're working on toilet training a 4 year old who's been a difficult customer. He is now wearing a wetness alarm that goes off if there is an accident. Not…

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  • Muktzeh
  • או"ח שי

Avocado ripens on Shabbos – is it Muktza?

  Question: If an avocado was green and rock hard, not edible, on Erev Shabbos and during Bein Hashmashos, does that make it Muktzeh the entire Shabbos just like raw…

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  • Meal, Muktzeh
  • table manners, או"ח קע, או"ח שח

Are you allowed to spit cherry pits into a plate in front of you on a table on Shabbos?

  This should only be done if there is some food on the plate. When there is food, the entire plate can be lifted and placed in the garbage. If…

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  • Muktzeh, Shabbos
  • או"ח שח

Is playing with something on Shabbos (ex. bending a straw back and forth) because I’m bored considered Muktza?

  Yes it is Muktza. One may not move objects out of boredom, unless there is an actual need. There is a disagreement if it is permitted if you are…

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  • Erev Shabbos, Mivtzoyim, Muktzeh, Shlichus, Tefillin, Zmanim
  • או"ח ל

Mivtza Tefillin After Shkiya

  Question: What should I do If I meet a Jew after Shkiya who hasn't put Tefillin today?   Answer: If one didn’t put on Tefillin during the day, he…

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  • Muktzeh, Shabbos, Shabbos Candle Lighting
  • Shabbos Candles: Where, או"ח רעט, מוקצה: בסיס

Placing a Challah or a Siddur on the Shabbos candles tray before Shabbos

  Question: Is it permissible L'Chatchila to place before Shabbos a Challah or a Siddur on the tray on which the Shabbos candles are resting, so that after the candles…

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  • Muktzeh, Shabbos
  • או"ח שיד, מלאכת ממחק

Is therapy putty Mukktza on Shabbos?

  The common use of any putty involves the Melacha of Memachek (smearing), thus rendering it Muktzah.   Sources: ראה שו"ע אדה"ז שיד, כא. שו"ת שבה"ל ח"ט סימן עח. שולחן…

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  • Muktzeh, Shabbos
  • או"ח שח, מוקצה

I had frozen raw meat that fell out of the freezer on Shabbos, is it Muktzah or may I put it back in the freezer?

  It should be put back כלאחר יד - with back of hand or elbows.   Sources: ראה סימן ש"ח סעיף ל"א ובמ"א שם שדוקא בבשר רך (כגון בשר עוף)…

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  • Muktzeh, Shabbos
  • Shabbos: Games & Toys

Are you allowed to play with a Diablo / Chinese yo-yo on Shabbos?

  As long as no lights or sounds turn on (some expensive ones have these features), I don't see a problem with it.     #8261

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  • Moshiach, Muktzeh, Shabbos
  • Simchas Beis Hashoeiva, tambourines

If Moshiach comes on Shabbos, will the laws of muktza still apply? Should we take our tambourines?

  There are seemingly conflicting indications in the sichos about this matter. Some sichos imply that when Moshiach comes it will be okay to play instruments on Shabbos and Yom…

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