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הרב שקד בוהדנה: בן איש חי הלכות פרשת משפטים י"א-י"ט (שנה ב')

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Rabbi Shaked Bohadana

הרב שקד בוהדנה: בן איש חי הלכות פרשת משפטים י"א-י"ט (שנה ב')

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Yeshaz Hilkot, Year Two, Parashat Mishpatim, Letter 11. The Rabbi writes here that we have seen a garment made by them to make a fan called a rabbah, which is waved to draw wind, and made from date spirals that are not fit for animal food. When the fan is seasoned, a person can cut his teeth with the heads of the charms that come out of it while they are still attached, and there is no need to cut them at all. This is permissible on Shabbat. The and there is no need to cut them at all. This is permissible on Shabbat. The toothpicks that he cuts his teeth with are still attached to this fan tool. There is a law of ware on them, and he should only be careful to cut them gently so that they do not break. If he does it with force and strength, they will certainly break. And in the verse of Resh, and similar to this, we found in the sign that it is forbidden to honor clothes by honoring them with charms that are made of charms that do not

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  1. 0:02Yeshaz Hilkot, Year Two, Parashat Mishpatim, Letter 11. The Rabbi writes here that we have seen
  2. 4:10forbidden, similar to this on our part. It is forbidden to clean clothes with cleaning tools
  3. 8:27next halacha, the son of Ish Chai will be even more acute in halacha. He writes
  4. 12:33break it with your hands, but if It's a toothpick that's meant for teeth, so there's
  5. 16:49from the Torah. The opinion of the Maran, Ben Ish Chai, is that the prohibition of
  6. 20:55because he does not knead it with his hand and does not mix the trod, meaning
  7. 25:08wine into sand, so therefore of course he wants to benefit from this action according to
  8. 29:40their death in water. So the source that this is from the Shulchan Aruch under the
  9. 33:48and then do it in a change. Today, in our time, fewer such things are prepared,
  10. 37:50give the mayonnaise and then the salad, and the second is that The evening meal will

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