Misguiding the Perplexed is a masterful exposition of the here-to-fore hidden laws of Lifnei Iver, which were scattered throughout the Talmud and writings of the Rabbis over thousands of years. It covers the full gamut of this mitzvah, it's philosophy, halacahos, and practical applications. In it we discover the five mitzvos that are closely related to Lifnei Iver, and we hear and examine the views of the great sages of Israel. What was Rabbi Aharon Kotler's view on commercial real estate and Shabbos? What does Rabbi Eliashiv hold about purchasing cigarettes for another person?

No previous text has dealt with this issue so thoroughly and so practically. It is an indispensable resource for the layman, scholar, and businessman alike. This book is a must have for every Jewish home, business, and synagogue.