< Translation:Shulchan Aruch


Topic Index
SECTION 1 SECTION 3
1–7 Waking in the Morning 242–344 Sabbath
8–24 Fringes SECTION 4
25–45 Tefillin 345–365 Moving Items Between Domains on Shabbat
46–57 Morning Blessings and Other Blessings 366–395 Eiruv
58–88 Shema 396–407 Techumin
89–127 Prayer 408–416 Eiruv of Techumin
SECTION 2 417–428 Rosh Chodesh
128–134 Priestly Blessing SECTION 5
135–149 Reading the Torah 429–494 Passover
150–156 Synagogue 495–529 Sacred Holidays
157–165 Washing the Hands SECTION 6
166–168 Breaking Bread 530–548 Chol Hamoed
169–180 Customs During a Meal 549–561 Tish'ah B'av
181 Washing Hands After the Meal 562–580 Private Fasts
182–201 Grace after Meals 581–603 Rosh Hashanah
202–216 Blessings on Produce 604–620 Yom Kippur
217 Blessings for Fragrance 621–644 Sukkah
218 Blessing for Miracles 645–658 The Four Species
219–222 Thanksgiving Blessings 659–669 The Prayers of Sukkot, etc.
223–231 Various Blessings 670–685 Hanukkah
232–234 The Minchah Prayer (afternoon) 686–697 Purim
235–239 The Evening Prayer
240–241 Modesty

Waking in the Morning

Fringes

Tefillin

Morning Blessings and Other Blessings

Shema

  • 58: Laws of Saying the Shema and its Blessings
  • 59: The Laws of the First Blessing (who created)
  • 60: The Laws of the Blessings of the Shema, and if Concentration is Required
  • 61: Laws of How Much Precision and Concentration is Required When Saying the Shema
  • 62: Someone who Has not been Precise with the Shema or Did Not Hear His Words
  • 63: To Sit During the Reading of the Shema, and Not to Lie Down
  • 64: The Law of One Who Makes a Mistake While Reading the Shema
  • 65: One Who Enters the Synagogue and Finds the Congregation saying the Shema, or has paused in saying the shema
  • 66: Where One May and May Not Pause During the Shema
  • 67: Law of One Who is Unsure if they Said the Shema
  • 68: Not to Pause During Shema to Say Piyyutim (poems)
  • 69: Laws of Pores On the Shema
  • 70: Those who are exempt from reciting the Shema
  • 71: A mourner and those engaged in a burial are exempt from reciting the Shema
  • 72: The laws of the coffin-bearers, the comforters and those attending a funeral
  • 73: How someone who sleeps in the same room as his wife and children should conduct himself
  • 74: The prohibition on reciting a blessing when one's vital organs can "see" his private parts
  • 75: Being careful not to recite the Shema in the presence of a woman with uncovered hair or a singing woman or in front of any naked person
  • 76: Being careful about excrement while reciting the Shema
  • 77: The prohibition against reciting the shema in front of urine
  • 78: One who needs to urinate during the time of saying the Shema
  • 79: One who needs to defecate during the time of saying the Shema
  • 80: One Who Cannot Avoid Being Flatulent
  • 81: Laws of Small Amounts of Feces
  • 82: Laws of Dry Feces
  • 83: Laws of the Bathroom Regarding Saying the Shema
  • 84: If One May Say the Shema in a Bathhouse
  • 85: Places Where One Is Forbidden to Say the Shema
  • 86: One Must Distance Himself from foul-smelling waters
  • 87: How far to move away from an excrement pot when one says Shema
  • 88: A Ba'al Keri is allowed to say the Shema

Prayer

  • 89: The laws and times of prayer
  • 90: The Proper Place to Pray with the Community, and the Laws of Someone Traveling
  • 91: One Should Gird Their Waist [with a belt] and Cover their Head at the Time of Prayer
  • 92: On the need to use the restroom, the laws of washing before prayer and other preparations for prayer
  • 93: One Must Pause before Praying
  • 94: That One Must Face the Land of Israel and the laws of one Riding or on a Boat
  • 95: Direction of Limbs During Prayer
  • 96: One Should Prevent Nuisances in order to Concentrate [on the Prayer]
  • 97: One Should not Burp or Yawn During Prayer
  • 98: One Must Have Intent While Praying
  • 99: Laws of a Drunk in Prayer
  • 100: One Must Plan Ahead Regarding Holiday Prayers
  • 101: That one must have Intent regarding all the blessings, and that one can pray in any language
  • 102: Not to Interrupt Someone Who is Praying
  • 103: One Who Happens to Pass Gas or Sneeze While Praying
  • 104: One Should Not Stop in the Middle of Praying
  • 105: One Who Says Two Prayers [one after another]
  • 106: Those Exempt from Prayer
  • 107: One who is Unsure if he Has Prayed, and the Laws of Voluntary Prayer
  • 108: One who did not pray because of a mistake or an outside force or deliberately
  • 109: Law of How An Individual Should Act Regarding Praying with the Community
  • 110: One leaving for a journey, how workers should pray, and the order of the Traveler's Prayer and the prayer said when entering the house of study
  • 111: The Law of Connecting "Geula" to "Tefilla"
  • 112: Not to Pause During the First Three Blessings or the Last Three Blessings (of Shmoneh Esrei)
  • 113: Law of Bending the Knee (To Bow) During the Eighteen Blessings
  • 114: Law of Mentioning the Wind and the Rain and the Dew
  • 115: Reason for the Blessing "You Endow"
  • 116: Explanation of the Blessing "Our Healer"
  • 117: Laws of the Blessing of the Years
  • 118: Law of the Ending of the Blessing "Return" (השיבה)
  • 119: Law of one who wishes to add to the blessings
  • 120: That it is proper to say "Retzeh" (רצה) in every prayer
  • 121: The Laws of "We give Thanks" (מודים)
  • 122: Relevant Laws During Shmoneh Esrei to "May it be Your Will" (Yehiyu LeRatzon)
  • 123: Laws of Bowing at the End of Shmoneh Esrei
  • 124: Laws of Conduct for the Reader (Shaliach Tzibur) during the Shmoneh Esrei and Laws of Responding "Amen"
  • 125: The Laws of the "Kedusha"
  • 126: Law of Prayer Leader who Errs
  • 127: Law of "Modim" of the Rabbis (Modim Derabbannan)

Priestly Blessing

  • 128: Laws of the Priestly Blessing and Matters which Disqualify a Priest
  • 129: In Which Prayer Services Is the Priestly Blessing Done
  • 130: "Ribbono Shel Olam" Prayer Said During the Priestly Blessing
  • 131: Laws of Falling on Ones Face
  • 132: Laws of "Kedushat" and "Uva Letzion"
  • 133: Laws of "Barchu" on Shabbat
  • 134: How One Does "Vehu Rachum" and Lifting (Hagbah) of the Torah

Reading the Torah

  • 135: How the Torah is Read on Mondays and Thursdays
  • 136: Who is Called to the Torah on Shabbat
  • 137: How Many Verses Each Person Must Read
  • 138: One Should Not Stop Reading if Less than Three Verses Remain
  • 139: The Proper Way of Reading the Torah and Reciting The Blessings on It
  • 140: Laws of Pauses During the Blessings on the Torah
  • 141: Laws of (Torah) Reading and the Reader
  • 142: Laws of One Making a Mistake While Reading, and (what to do) if nobody knows how to read properly
  • 143: Laws of what to do if a mistake is found in a Torah scroll
  • 144: One Should Not Skip From Topic to Topic in the Torah, and the Laws of the Haftarah
  • 145: Laws of the Translator of Torah
  • 146: One Should Not Speak During the Torah Reading
  • 147: Laws of Rolling the Torah Scroll
  • 148 Community prayer should not strip the ark
  • 149 Minyan should not leave until the Torahs are put back in the Ark

Synagogue

Washing the Hands

  • 157
  • 158
  • 159
  • 160
  • 161
  • 162
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  • 165

Breaking Bread

Customs During a Meal

  • 169
  • 170
  • 171
  • 172
  • 173
  • 174
  • 175
  • 176
  • 177
  • 178
  • 179
  • 180

Washing Hands After the Meal

  • 181

Grace after Meals

  • 182
  • 183
  • 184
  • 185
  • 186
  • 187
  • 188
  • 189
  • 190
  • 191
  • 192
  • 193
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  • 198
  • 199
  • 200
  • 201

Blessings on Produce

  • 202
  • 203
  • 204
  • 205
  • 206
  • 207
  • 208
  • 209
  • 210
  • 211
  • 212
  • 213
  • 214
  • 215
  • 216

Blessings for Fragrance

  • 217

Blessing for Miracles

Thanksgiving Blessings

  • 219: Law of thanksgiving by an individual
  • 220
  • 221: Laws of thanksgiving for rain
  • 222: Laws of thanksgiving for the good and bad

Various Blessings

The Minchah Prayer (afternoon)

The Evening Prayer

Modesty

Sabbath

Moving Items Between Domains on Shabbat

Eruv

Techumin

Eiruv of Techumin

  • 408
  • 409
  • 410
  • 411
  • 412
  • 413
  • 414
  • 415
  • 416

Rosh Chodesh

  • 417
  • 418
  • 419
  • 420
  • 421
  • 422
  • 423
  • 424
  • 425
  • 426
  • 427
  • 428

Passover

Sacred Holidays

Chol Hamoed

Tish'ah B'av

Private Fasts

Rosh Hashanah

Yom Kippur

Sukkah

The Four Species

The Prayers of Sukkot, etc.

Hanukkah

Purim

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