Can a Woman do Melacha after she lights Shabbos Candles? Rabbi Nesanel Levichaim.

Shabbat shalom. I was asked to give the for this week. This week I would like to speak about the mitzvah. Lighting the candles. Halak nearest ladies that light the candles on Friday afternoon. So we look at the calendar. We see what time they should light. It says usually within a half hour before about 18 minutes before on the calendars. That's the best time to light. Now what if the lady that wants to do mala after she lights does she need to be mabas with those candles she lit or not? So the ra brings down in Mishna in giml that she technically is shabas with the lights and after she lights she should not do any. However, he brings down that if a lady made a tenai, she made a condition. She stipulated that she does not want to be shabas with these she's allowed to. The Mishna Bur however brings down and says since there are that tonight does not work and the stipulation is not going to help you. Therefore, yes, the brings down you could do it once in a while when it's but you shouldn't do it occasion comes up. Let's say she wants to do it after plag. We all know the earliest time she could actually light is from plag on. If she lights before plaga, it's not going to help you and she must she must light again. Now, if she decides to light after plaga, then she she must light and be shave right away. But tonight will not help. Why not? Because it's so far from Shabas. Shia is in an hour from now that it's not recognizable. It's not nicker that lights are for Shabas Kadesh. Therefore, the only way to make it recognizable is for Shabas is when she's shabas right then and there when she lights. So when is a cutting point that it's nicker or not nicker? The cutting point is if it's within a half hour before then it's shabas tonight could help. But if it's before a half hour before after a half hour during that time frame when it's an early shabas if she wants to be she wants to light the candles she must be ma shabas with those lights and tonight will not work. Have a great chabas.