In Search of Memory:Towards an Understanding of Baladhur
…“old people” quoted by Meir Benayahu has some support. The Shulhan Arukh writes that if a bird eats something that punctures its intestines, for example, a branch of chulsis, the…
…“old people” quoted by Meir Benayahu has some support. The Shulhan Arukh writes that if a bird eats something that punctures its intestines, for example, a branch of chulsis, the…
…full beard; something that obviously excludes women, (Shulhan Aruch 53:6). The reason given is the dignity of the congregation, kevod ha-tzibbur, which is clearly irrelevant in present day society. Both…
…siddurim follow the Shulhan Aruch’s ruling (Orah Hayim 25:7) to use the latter formulation, and indeed, the Mishna B’rura there explains that the weaker form implies placement, while it is…
…e.g., in the determination of whether someone should fast on Yom Kippur (see his comments to Joseph Caro, Shulhan arukh, Orah hayyim 618). [30] Strangely, I could not find mention…
…to the nosei kelim literature of the Shulhan Arukh and thus as a natural successor to the Urim ve-Tummim. On the other hand, the removal of pilpul passages registers a…
…in Shulhan Arukh. Thus, you can click and see what the responsa has to say about Siman Gimmel in Orah Hayyim etc. Additionally you can do a text search of…