Daf haShavua

Working out the circumference of a circular kosher sukkah. Different sukkot that are inferior dwellings but are kosher sukkot

Shade from the walls. The opinions that require a sukkah to be somewhat permenant.

Where to place the additional third tefach wall of a sukkah. Comparing a private domain regarding Shabbat to creating the domain of a kosher sukkah. Placing a schach over an alleyway.

Understanding the source for the need for 3 or 4 walls for a sukkah. Expounding the way the Torah is written or how it's read. Where to place the wall made up of a tefach

Derivation of different shiurim (sizes and measures) from The Torah. Derivation of Chatzitza of body and hair from the Torah

Alternate sources for the minimum height of the Sukkah - the airspace below the wings of the Keruvim above the Aron or tradition from Har Sinai

Derivation of the height of the lid of the Aron - from the height of the border of the Shulchan or from the face of the Keruvim

Lowering the ground to make the sukkah higher. Levud. Gud asik. A sukkah without walls through deyumad. The source for the minimum size of the sukkah.

Making a sukkah lower than 20 amot by raising the floor through placing straw or sand down, or building a platform. Concept of dofen akuma.

More on the definition of a bayit. Making a sukkah shorter through raising the floor

Discussion on the minimum area of a sukkah and the minimum area of a bayit.

More discussion on the height of a sukkah and when it can be higher than 20 amot

The height of a sukkah. Similarity to mavoi and the sources for it from Tanach

Different praises given to the people who hosted the Sages of Kerem beyavneh. Different interpretationsn of the word haskeit. Toiling over Torah. Not learning by yourself. Merit of hosting Talmidei Chachamim. Different insights of Rav Avin Halevi. Closing with Shalom.

Conclusion of Brachot in Beit Hamikdash. Greeting people with the Name of Hashem and uprooting Torah for sake of Hashem. The juxtaposition of the parshiot of Nazir Sotah and Trumot. Intecalating months while in diaspora.

Different pieces of advice relating to healthy living. Not speaking while in the toilet. Stories of King David and King Shaul relating to the latrine and clothing. The plague that struck Am Yisrael when King David did a census. Decorum on the Temple Mount and in a shul.

Serving Hashem with all you resources and your life. Story of Rebi Akiva being killed in the Name of Hashem. Behaving appropriately in the presence of the Beit Hamikdash. Etiquette in a toilet.

Man was created with 2 yuds. Was chava created from the full back of Adam or from Adam's tail. Walking behind a women. The influence of the yetzer hara.

Brachot and thanks one says before and after going into a bathhouse and toilet; and before one sleeps and after one wakes up. The morning Brachot. One must bless Hashem with the same attitude when bad things happen as he does when good things happen as whatever Hashem Does is for the good.

Bracha of SheHechiyanu, dayan ha'emet and ha'tov vehameitiv. Davening for things one can't change. Davening for safety along a journey.

Causes of earthquakes. Brachot one says over strong winds, lightning, rainbows, rivers and natural phenomenon. Birkat Hachama. The Bracha of Hatov vehameitiv.

Brachot said over: seeing home in Israel rebuilt or destroyed etc; seeing graves of Jews and idol worshippers; seeing a friend after 30 days or 12 months; unusual people or animals; natural phenomenon like shooting stars and earthquakes.

Series of different lists for eg: things that the body benefits from, things that are a taste of other other worldly experiences, things that bring healing to the sick. Different Blessings: one says over a place where idolatry was uprooted; said in Bavel; said over seeing massive crowds of people; people of great wisdom; seeing royalty.

Dreams related to davening, agricultural products, various birds, wild animals, beverages, personalities and books of Tanach and Gemara

The end of Bar Hedya's dream interpretation. More on dream interpretation, dreaming about Pesukim and say Pesukim to give positive meaning to the dreams.

The outcome of a dream depends on its interpretation. Dreams are influenced by what's on one's mind during the day. Story of how dreams were interpreted for good or bad depending on if the interpreter recieved money for interpreting.

Appointment of a leader over the community and praises about Betzalel. Start of the discussion regarding dreams. The evil eye and being a descendant of Yosef. When to reveal others if one is sick.

More on saying a Bracha over miracles that were done for the Jews. Birkat HaGomel. People who need a shomer. Behaviour that lengthens or detracts from one's life.

Beginning of ninth perek. Different Brachot one says over miracles, wondrous aspects of nature, good and bad news. Not to daven for past occurances changing. Greeting people with the name of Hashem. Different places where miracles happened to Am Yisrael

How close does one need to be to say a Bracha over the havdala candle. One doesn't have to put too much effort to get a candle for havdala. Returning to the place you ate to bench. How long one has to bench after finishing one's meal. Saying amen after just hearing part of a Bracha or the Bracha of a child. Saying one's own bracha even if cam just say amen. Having clean hands for benching.

Using the candle or spices of a non-Jew for havdala. Havdala candle needs to be used for illumination. Spices need to be to enjoy the smell.

More arguments between Beit Shamai and Beit Hillel: to wash one's hands before Borei pri hagafen or after; where to put your wet used serviette during the meal; necessity to wipe away crumbs before mayim Acharonim or not; order of Havdalah done together with Birkat Hamazon, the text of the Bracha over fire in havdala; not using flame or spices of a non-Jew.

Mishna stating the different machlakot between Beit Shamai and Beit Hillel regarding meals. Order of kiddush - Bracha on wine first and then Bracha on day or vice versa. Order of havdala. Benching over wine.

Saying a Bracha once one realised he forgot it. The health benefits of asparagus brew. Different halachot regarding cos Shel Bracha.

Benching with a minyan or more. Dividing up a group into smaller groups to bench. Joining of different groups to a zimun. Bracha on undiluted wine and using food for other purposes besides eating. If one put food in one's mouth and forgot to say a Bracha.

If one misses the appropriate insert during benching and the compensatory Bracha. The amount of food one must eat to obligate benching. The text of zimun depending on how many join.

The sources for saying an after Bracha on food, a before Bracha for food, Birkat HaTorah and Bracha on tragic occurances. The text of Birkat Hamazon.

Who or what can join to make a minyan or zimun. What must be eaten to join or lead zimun. The origins of the different Brachot of Birkat Hamazon. Source for them in the Torah.

Meal etiquette - not to eat before the person who said Hamotzi. Saying Amen properly. A latecomer joining and leading the zimun. What type of food can one eat to be included in zimun. Definition of am ha'aretz. Different types of people who can or can't be part of a zimun or minyan.

The Rabinic nature of the Bracha of Hatov vehameitiv. Derech Eretz of a meal. Who should do mayim Acharonim first. Giving people precedence while traveling or entering a room.

More on whether 2 people can make a zimun or only 3. What to do when one of the three leaves, or one of the three wants to do zimun before all are finished. What to say if you walk in on a zimun. Saying amen after one's own Bracha. Who should say Hamotzi and who should lead the benching. Text of hosts blessing. What constitutes the text of zimun.

End of perek 6 - more on the effects of certain food. Bracha on water. Beginning of perek 7 - halachot of zimun. Source in Tanach. Whether a zimun can be done with 2 people.

Priority of order over different Brachot. Behaviour that is particularly inappropriate for a talmid chacham. Bracha of Primary food covering secondary foods. Abundance of productivity of Eretz Yisrael. The after Bracha of the Shivat yamim of Eretz Yisrael. Nutritional qualities of certain foods.

Saying the Bracha on behalf of others regarding bread and wine; the honour of leading the benching and mayim Acharonim. Saying Brachot over fragrances. More on priority regarding Brachot.

Mayim Acharonim ends the meal. Brachot on wine during different times of meal. Brachot on certain foods covering other foods. What's considered a joint meal for one to say the Bracha on behalf of others.

Different halachik measurements learned from pasuk of fruits of Eretz Yisrael. Learning from that pasuk which foods take precedence of Bracha. Halachot of making seperate Brachot over food that comes in the middle or end of meal. Pat ha'ba bekisnin. When is a meal considered finished.

The Bracha of Shehacol with special focus on Mushrooms and truffles and inferior fruit. Preferance over which food to say Bracha.

Saying specific Brachot over vegetables, Brachot of eitz and adama. Structure of Bracha and benching in another language other than Hebrew

Halachot of saying Hamotzi - breaking the bread before end of Bracha or after, over a big piece or full loaf, speaking between Bracha and eating. Different foods and their qualities.

Bracha on cooked vegetables. Preferance of which food to say Bracha on. The size of a cezayit. Bracha over food with flour as a binding agent.

Brachot on fruit juice; food used for therapeutic reasons. Wording of "Hamotzi". Bracha on cooked vegetables