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Shabbat And Kashrut In Jewish Religion

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The two most common practices of the Jewish religion are of Shabbat and Kashrut. Shabbat(Sabbath Day)- A day when someone devotes one day a week (for jews its usually saturday) completely to God with religious exercise. Jews should not work on the Sabbath day. The Kashrut- are the highly complex jewish dietary laws and only qualified personnel are allowed to make choices respecting the Kosher diets. Non-Kosher, Kosher foods, and the categories (meat and dairy) must be separated. The pareve category can be eaten with both.

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