Shabbat from A to Z - Halakhot Shabbat, Biblieurope editions

This book, part of the "A to Z or Almost" series, aims to facilitate Shabbat observance while remaining strictly within the framework of Halakha. As with the previous books, the emphasis is placed on practical situations that can arise every Shabbat.

This book, part of the "A to Z or Almost" series, aims to facilitate the observance of Shabbat while remaining strictly within the framework of Halakha. As in the previous works, it emphasizes practical scenarios that can arise every Shabbat, providing rules that will allow readers to understand the how and why of each prohibition and permission discussed.

In case of doubt, and in a similar situation, it is best to consult a rabbi. Sometimes a seemingly insignificant nuance can make all the difference. For example, there are some nuances regarding benefiting from the work of a Jew performed on Shabbat and, conversely, from the work of a non-Jew.

We all know that Shabbat is a foundation of Judaism and that a person who observes it attentively testifies that God created the world in 6 days and that on the 7th, He ceased to create.

Shabbat is the world of the completion of renewed creation, in which humankind is permanently involved. On this day, the very nature of the universe resists our intervention. It is a foretaste of the world to come, in which we will simply enjoy the fruits of our labor in Divine service for the past 6,000 years, since creation. Then all will be perfect in the best of all possible worlds.