Is it permitted to study Torah at a table even if there is muktze (e.g., money) on one side of it, given that movement during study might indirectly move the muktze?

May a parent carry a child who is holding a stone (muktze) on Shabbat?

4 opinions

When the child holds a coin (dinar) rather than a stone, may the parent even hold the child's hand while the child walks on his own?

5 opinions

May a basket with a hole plugged by a stone be carried on Shabbat?

3 opinions

May a gourd (kiruya) used as a water bucket, with a stone tied to it for weight, be carried on Shabbat?

3 opinions

May a basket containing fruit and a stone (muktze) be carried when the fruit would be ruined if shaken out?

5 opinions across 3 eras

If one needs the space occupied by a basket (not just the basket itself) and there is muktze inside, may one carry the basket with the muktze to vacate the space?

1 opinions

If a stone was forgotten (not deliberately placed) on a barrel or money on a pillow, how may one deal with the muktze to access the permitted item?

4 opinions

If the barrel cannot be tilted in place (surrounded by other barrels), may one carry the whole barrel with the stone to another location to tilt it there?

3 opinions