Those Who Study Torah Sustain the Entire World
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Someone traveling on Friday afternoon to the Western Wall, etc., who has with him a Rav-Kav card, money, and other muktzeh items, and is concerned that they may be stolen or lost if he leaves them there— is there a way in which he may preferably carry them back to his home on Shabbat (in a place with an eruv)?
If, before twilight, he places the muktzeh items in a backpack or bag together with other useful permitted items that he currently needs for his journey, such as food, a bottle of drink, or a watch, he may carry the bag home. Likewise, one who is in a place where he is concerned about leaving the muktzeh item because of theft should do so.
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