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מו"ר הגאון הרב שקד בוהדנה שליט"א רמב"ם הלכות מאכלות אסורות פרק ה' הלכות ט'-יב'

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Rabbi Shaked Bohadana

מו"ר הגאון הרב שקד בוהדנה שליט"א רמב"ם הלכות מאכלות אסורות פרק ה' הלכות ט'-יב'

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Rambam Laws of Forbidden Foods, Chapter Halacha 9 Here, gentlemen, we will now learn something very important that we need to know about the division that exists in this prohibition of a sacrificial organ, which on the one hand, as we learned about a sacrificial organ, when a whole organ is taken, if it is an organ that has skin, flesh, bones, then it is taken like that, and if it is an organ that only has flesh, then even part of it, and if it is an organ that only has flesh, then even part of it, according to the Rambam. So there is a prohibition against eating an organ from an animal if it was taken while the animal was still alive. And now the Rambam will teach us that this prohibition of the Minach's speech does not only apply to external organs, but also to internal organs. If, for example, he has just cut off one of the internal organs of the animal while it is alive, then of course this organ is also considered an organ for everything that is then of course this organ is also considered an organ for everything that is required because of an embryo from the animal. But if it had a fetus in its stomach, yes, for that animal and he removed this embryo, then now we need to know whether he slaughtered the animal and then removed the embryo even if it was alive. Even if it is alive, there is no prohibition. It does not even need to be slaughtered

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  1. 0:03Rambam Laws of Forbidden Foods, Chapter Halacha 9 Here, gentlemen, we will now learn something very
  2. 3:48and slaughtered the animal. What? Kosher slaughter. What is the ruling on these organs? Q. They
  3. 7:26and it was a fetus. Why do you tell me that a fetus is subject to
  4. 12:09section 2, and there is a question of the Gemara also in Tractate Chulin, page 68,
  5. 16:07explain things with the help of God. Look, this is actually what we said about the
  6. 20:57taking a piece of it. But it's still a crutch. Wait. Okay. That's it. But if
  7. 24:59this organ also remains outside and after the slaughter, we cut off the organ. So what
  8. 28:41spoilage. It is true that the prohibition of meat and meat is not here because he
  9. 32:31The place of the cut will depend on whether he pulled back his hand. Where he
  10. 36:08What kind of milk does the fetus have? Oh, Rabbi Barmali. I don't understand what kind

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