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Rambam, Laws of Forbidden Foods, Chapter 7, Halacha 7 We continue, gentlemen, regarding the laws of milk. So I told you that there are books that also deal with the laws of milk in great detail. One of the most valuable and important books that came out, let's say in the last 15 years, is this book called Yad Shlom. Shlom. This book, Yad [ __ ], is a book written by Rabbi [ __ ] Mahfoud, may God reward his days with goodness and his years with pleasantness. He is known and famous for his many skills. And he actually wrote this book, which goes through the limbs of the animal, step by step, from evil to the end, the entire animal, in terms of where milk is forbidden, where milk is not forbidden, where there is disagreement among the poskim, because there are many opinions among our early rabbis. And so here, for example, in the first chapter of the book, there is here, as you see, this picture of the animal with the details of all its parts, as we learned about in Tractate Chulin, which we discussed, and also here in our we discussed, and also here in our Rabbi Rambam, and on other occasions that we spoke about the issues of slaughter, attachment, and sacrifice. So here, in fact, there are all the parts themselves. Now there are parts that sometimes need bloodshed, yes? Like, for example, a brain and the like. So it is also a matter of blood and not a matter of milk. And if so, in a roasted person. That means if he does it by limping then

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1. 0:03Rambam, Laws of Forbidden Foods, Chapter 7, Halacha 7 We continue, gentlemen, regarding the laws of…
2. 3:40Hidden, and all Therefore, he clings to the branch of Midot and says that this is…
3. 7:55Zedi, who was one of the greatest rabbis of Yemen, and he also wrote a composition…
4. 12:16ruling on the fat of the animal? Milk that is more internal, which the flesh covers.…
5. 15:59and the author of the Teruma ruled that the stricter should be followed by the Rabbi…
6. 20:09sees milk inside, he says, well, internal milk, so apparently it is permissible. The Rambam said,…
7. 24:28[snort of contempt], and here this milk does not seal the hole. The Gemara also cites…
8. 28:10drag the length of Amma from here and the length of Amma from here. You hear,…
9. 34:22[Like a cut] The shell of the thorn sand and the kidney are forbidden from eating…
10. 38:40And here is what I wanted to show you. You see, for example, a brain. Before…

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