The Gemara initially thought that Rav Yehuda requires four mechitzos for Reshus Hayachid. If so how can one carry in a Mavoi that only employs a Korah (which is not considered a fourth mechitza)?
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Eruvin 12 – עירובין יב
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara initially thought that Rav Yehuda requires four mechitzos for Reshus Hayachid. If so how can one carry in a Mavoi that only employs a Korah (which is not considered a fourth mechitza)?
Eruvin 68 – עירובין סח
We learn elsewhere that a city’s communal needs are the Chacham’s responsibility. Why didn’t the Eruv (in Abaye and Rabba’s mavoi) fall into this category?
Eruvin 68 – עירובין סח
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
We learn elsewhere that a city’s communal needs are the Chacham’s responsibility. Why didn’t the Eruv (in Abaye and Rabba’s mavoi) fall into this category?
Eruvin 79 – עירובין עט
Why is Muktza considered to be automatically battel if it’s only a temporary inaccessibility for today?
Eruvin 79 – עירובין עט
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
Why is Muktza considered to be automatically battel if it’s only a temporary inaccessibility for today?
Eruvin 85 – עירובין פה
The Gemara says that a Beis Sha’ar of a Yachid can house the Eruv, although one who resides there does not have to contribute to an Eruv. Since generally these two concepts go hand in hand, how can we differentiate in this instance?
Eruvin 85 – עירובין פה
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara says that a Beis Sha’ar of a Yachid can house the Eruv, although one who resides there does not have to contribute to an Eruv. Since generally these two concepts go hand in hand, how can we differentiate in this instance?