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Beki'in Bahalacha 6 - Shiur 72: Siman 161: 26

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Rabbi Eli Mansour

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Dye. Um V commas ready edition. The four Shalimar. Um Jaime Ben Mazal and Narita but took shower for the arm or you said amen. I was dedicated by his children for the daily study of Allah Heights a move it's become a lot of her six. Daniel Allah bless you edition day 72 Holy book was dedicated in memory loving memory of Sophie and Raymond Rabba Rahim memory of Sophie and Raymond Rabba Rahim Ben. Shana. Sana Sofia but Salha. And Joel M Cohen you said Ben Dina and in honor the Medina Rahim Janet Cookie Cohen by Renee and David brother children and grandchildren and today that brings us to page 176. And we talk about a common case. Casts and bandages. And that's the big discussion that if somebody injured his hand and has a somebody injured his hand and has a bandage that's on his palm or the back of his hand. So the question is can he perform the two of the time or is it considered a hot cheetah? So in that case it's quite simple because if you if the bandage is on the palm. Or on the back of the hand you can still do it on his fingers. We learned earlier that the minimum for the two of the time is the fingers. As long as you can wet his fingers we don't care really we care like a hot cheetah but. But the other one it would not be a problem so you don't have to be worried to take it off and and move and stuff like that.

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  1. 0:00Dye. Um V commas ready edition. The four Shalimar. Um Jaime Ben Mazal and Narita but
  2. 1:35and and move and stuff like that. Because again so long as you can wet his
  3. 3:38So, in yud what does he say? In yud he says, mi sh'yesh lo makah b'yado.
  4. 5:41but in kuf samech alef may she'en lo makah. He doesn't have a makah. So, where's
  5. 7:44however, the bandage, however, the bandage must remain in place until the injury is healed. In
  6. 9:46over here. Hakham Ovadia in Halikhot Olam cites the Torah that a bandage is not a
  7. 11:17way he wrote it. He added proof from his ruling from Mishna Berurah this explaining runs
  8. 13:20on the tops of each page of the first volume of Halichot were composed by someone
  9. 15:21line, you wanted it there, you put it there and put You don't make a difference
  10. 17:23spot. We don't consider that spot as a hot seat because just wash the other parts

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