השתלשלות החיוב החל בחוץ לארץ בהפרשת ראשית הגז וזרוע לחיים וקיבה -מאת רועי זק
שלום וברוכים הבאים,
הקובץ ניתן לצפייה או להורדה
השתלשלות החיוב החל בחוץ לארץ בהפרשת ראשית הגז וזרוע לחיים וקיבה -מאת רועי זק
שלום וברוכים הבאים,
הקובץ ניתן לצפייה או להורדה
השתלשלות החיוב החל בחוץ לארץ בהפרשת ראשית הגז וזרוע לחיים וקיבה -מאת רועי זק
Can the kosher consumer purchase tongue, cheek meat and cholent bones at their local kosher butcher? This a important question to be asking; If the shochet is required to give the foreleg cheeks and abomasum of all kosher slaughtered animals but dosn’t -what is the consumer to do? should he refrain from buying cattle meat…
Rabbi Meir of Rothenberg on Zeroa, Lechayayim and Keva Outside the Land of Israel The responsa of Rabbi Meir of Rothenberg indicate that the mitzvah of giving זרוע לחיים וקיבה — the foreleg, cheeks and abomasum — to the Kohen remains operative in חוצה לארץ, outside the Land of Israel. “The foreleg, cheeks and abomasum…
[boxify theme=”info” cols=”4″ cols_use=”3″]The following is an excerpt from our mishpat hakohanim commentary to dinnei zroa, lechayayim v’keva[/boxify] What does rashi say about giving these gifts to the kohen outside of ארץ ישראל? did he validate what the stam mishna says? Rashi’s view can be gleaned from his responsa to Rabbi Natan ben Rabbi Machir; ..Who…
Foregoing kehuna privileges also known as כהן שמחל על כבודו -כבודו מחול, is a familiar concept in halacha. Although a kohen may not absolve himself of the torah restrictions placed on kohanim (such as marrying a divorcee or becoming tamei to the dead etc.), he may choose to forego one or all of the kehuna…
The mishna in ketubot talks about the enactment of the bet din shel kohanim (the court who oversees all kehuna-related activities) to increase the ketubah amount for a bat kohen marrying a kohen from the standard 200 zuz to 400 zuz – what does this mean? History The Mishna writes how the bet din shel kohanim would require…
Is there a way NOT to give challah (first bread offering) to the kohen? we think so, and want to share it with you. So here’s the story, a lady messaged a kohen erev shabbat (after chatzot) and said she wants to bring over her challah – Her husband, she explained, told her to do…