Shema

binding lulav with lulav leaves, or with anything? when to shake the lulav, shaking lulav after missing proper time, take lulav, shofar when traveling, reciting Shema prayer when traveling

Hillel forgot the law, he said ‘leave the people of Israel, if they are not prophets they are sons of prophets’, he observed the deed then recalled and said ‘thus I heard from Shemayah and Avtalyon, any Torah that does not have tradition is not Torah

interrupt activity involved in, to say Shema, but not shemonah esrei, reasons

interrupt Torah study to say Shema, shemonah esrei, ordinary person, one always studying Torah, scribe

interrupt Torah study to say Shema, shemonah esrei, ordinary person, one always studying Torah, scribe

lives in Israel, eats in purity, speaks Hebrew, says Shema morning and night, will merit the world to come

lives in Israel, eats in purity, speaks Hebrew, says Shema morning and night, will merit the world to come

lives in Israel, eats in purity, speaks Hebrew, says Shema morning and night, will merit the world to come

lives in Israel, speaks Hebrew, eats fruits in purity, recites Shema morning and night, will merit the world to come

must be read in proper sequence

pausing during reading

read Shema, but to quietly to hear

reading Megillah, Shema, and other mitzvos

recitation of Shema has fixed time under biblical law, prayer does not have fixed time under biblical law

saying after drinking wine, while drunk, or naked

second degree relatives; obligation to tear clothing and mourn?, say Shema, wear tefillin

second degree relatives; obligation to tear clothing and mourn?, say Shema, wear tefillin

six practices of the people of Jericho, three the sages opposed, three they didn’t oppose, grafting dates trees on erev Pesach, wrapping Shema, reaping stacking omer, benefit from hekdesh branches, eating fruit fallen from trees, peas from vegetables

the following are said in the language the person understands : sotah, maaser declaration, Shema, prayer, blessings after eating, oath of testimony, oath of a deposit

travelled from Babylon to Israel to consult with Shemayah and Avtalyon

wrapping Shema, no pauses between words, leaving out the sentence of baruch shem, residents of Jericho