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Halacha Weekly — 4b-2e43-4f6b-a062-22de966bff3d — Terumah 5784

Выпуск: Halacha Weekly — 4b-2e43-4f6b-a062-22de966bff3d — Terumah 5784. Темы: не определены автоматически. ‫לע"נ היקר באדם ר' אברהם אלעזר בן דוד ז"ל והאשה החשובה מרים ריזל בת ר' משה דוב ע"ה‬ ‫בס'ד‬ ISSUE #446: WEEK OF PARASHAS TERUMA 5784 CURRENT TOPIC: HALACHOS PERTAINING TO WOMEN Note: These Halachos are just as important for men to learn and know, as they are for women. (See Shulchan Aruch Yoreh Deah Siman 240:17) www.HalachaForToday.com ‫לע"נ היקר באדם ר' אברהם אלעזר בן דוד ז"ל והאשה החשובה מרים ריזל בת ר' משה דוב ע"ה‬ ‫בס'ד‬ 4) Single girls, as well as married women whose husbands do not have an issue with them choosing to honor their parents even at the husband's expense, must follow all the halachos of Kibud Av V'Eim just like males. When Reading in Shul, DO NOT Read During Davening or Krias HaTorah …Continued from previous week 1) Women are not obligated in the recital of Hallel, being that it is a time-bound Mitzvah, Mitzvas Asei She'Hazman Grama, except for the first night of Pesach, as being that they too were part of the miracle of redemption, they are obligated in saying praise to Hashem for it. See also Rama Orach Chaim Siman 589:6 ) Women who follow the Sephardic tradition and follow the rulings of the Bet Yosef, don't recite Brachos on any time-bound Mitzvos, and should also refrain from reciting a Bracha on Hallel any time except on the first night of Pesach. 6) There are, however, three exceptions to the aforementioned Halacha: a) Females are not prohibited from using a razor to shave their sideburns (Bal Takif; Vayikra 19:27) b) Females are not prohibited from using a razor to remove any of the five "corners" of their beards (Bal Tashchis; Vayikra 19:27) c) Female Kohanim are not prohibited from coming in contact with bodies of the deceased.(Bal Titamei L'Meisim; Vayikra 21:1) (See Rambam Hilchos Avoda zarah Perek12 Halacha 3) 7) A divorced woman may not get married to a Kohen. (See Talmud Yevamos 84a) 8) Approximately 1,000 years ago, a great sage, Rabbeinu Gershom, known as "Me'or Hagola, the light of the diaspora" issued a series of Cherems and Takanos, bans and restrictions regarding various areas of Jewish law and life, including a ban against polygamy, a ban against divorcing a woman against her will, a ban against the unauthorized reading of another person's mail and other items which were accepted by large segments of the Jewish wo

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Halacha Weekly

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16 февраля 2024 г.

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