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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
Abaye asks a kasha on Rava from Meducha and Eli; but haven’t we learned earlier that these objects are considered ‘Chisaron Kis’ and cannot be moved regardless?
Abaye asks a kasha on Rava from Meducha and Eli; but haven’t we learned earlier that these objects are considered ‘Chisaron Kis’ and cannot be moved regardless?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara says we don’t follow the view of Rebbi Eliezer (who is referred to as ‘Shamuti’). How were the residents of his locale allowed to follow his opinion?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara concludes that the Mavoi heading into the Chatzer is deemed a Mavoi Satum, but requires an Eruv with the residents of the Chatzer. The basis for the first halacha is that the Mavoi is regarded as a separate entity than the Chatzer; if so why is an Eruv required with the Chatzer?
The Gemara concludes that the Mavoi heading into the Chatzer is deemed a Mavoi Satum, but requires an Eruv with the residents of the Chatzer. The basis for the first halacha is that the Mavoi is regarded as a separate entity than the Chatzer; if so why is an Eruv required with the Chatzer?
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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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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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
When only the lesser portion of the Karfef was planted, it can pose a concern if its size encompasses two Se’ah. Why don’t we consider it to be batel to the majority which was left unplanted?
When only the lesser portion of the Karfef was planted, it can pose a concern if its size encompasses two Se’ah. Why don’t we consider it to be batel to the majority which was left unplanted?
The Gemara concludes that perhaps we cannot apply those’halacha formulas’ to a machlokes within a Braisa. Why could this not have been an answer to the Kushya from the Braisa of the three month wait period as well?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara concludes that perhaps we cannot apply those’halacha formulas’ to a machlokes within a Braisa. Why could this not have been an answer to the Kushya from the Braisa of the three month wait period as well?
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Tosfos explains that even according to Shmuel who holds ‘Eruv mishum kinyan’ if they opt to use food for the Eruv which isn’t ‘derech kinyan’ , they will need the significant amount of two se’udos. Since this is not by method of Kinyan, why does the Gemara say that according to Shmuel food used for the Eruv needs to be worth a Perutah?
Tosfos explains that even according to Shmuel who holds ‘Eruv mishum kinyan’ if they opt to use food for the Eruv which isn’t ‘derech kinyan’ , they will need the significant amount of two se’udos. Since this is not by method of Kinyan, why does the Gemara say that according to Shmuel food used for the Eruv needs to be worth a Perutah?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
When calculating the egg-volume for the halacha of Tuma we don’t apply any adjustments based on fluctuating egg sizes – why?
A healthy person is meant to consume 43.2 egg-volumes per day. How does this align with the Mishna that two meals (i.e. a day’s worth) is merely six egg-worth?
When calculating the egg-volume for the halacha of Tuma we don’t apply any adjustments based on fluctuating egg sizes – why?
A healthy person is meant to consume 43.2 egg-volumes per day. How does this align with the Mishna that two meals (i.e. a day’s worth) is merely six egg-worth?
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