yehuda

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Wouldn't it be cool if a Jewish website opened up that only allowed questions that Chareidim feel comfortable talking about in public?

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Sep 11	asked	How did the Gedolim achieve fear of Yom HaDin when the Gemoro says day tzarah beshatah?
Sep 9	answered	Amira Lakum: say you can't say?
Sep 9	comment	Amira Lakum: say you can't say? @sam That Mishnah Brurah actually asks my question of how you get around the problem of being Neheneh from a Maaseh from a Goy on Shabbos. He answers that in his case he already could read and his reading ability only improved, so it is not counted as a proper Hana'ah! In the air-con case however, it is making the room properly warm whereas before it was cold. Once again, perhaps Kivuy of Air-Con is not called Hanaah too.
Sep 9	comment	Amira Lakum: say you can't say? can you source your presumption that one can hint and say "it is cold in here", hoping he will realize and shut the air conditioner? Its not that simple at all. If it cold enough for the people nearby to be considered to be a Choleh, one may say it outright. If it is not so cold, then I dont really see why it is Muttar. Why isnt it benefiting from a Malacha of a Goy that was done for a Yid that is Ossur. Perhaps though 'shutting off' is not benefiting!
Sep 9	comment	What foods are considered Mitztamek Veyafe lo? @DoubleAA When you learn Perek Kirah in the evenings, it does!
Sep 9	comment	What foods are considered Mitztamek Veyafe lo? @DoubleAA definitely not. Tosafos in Shabbos 38 is very clear that whether something is or is not mitztamek veyafe lo is not dependent on how cooked it is. He says that water even when not cooked at all because after it is fully cooked is not mitztamek veyafe lo, it has a Din of Eino mitztamek veyafe lo. Mmitztamek veyafe lo depends on whether the food improves after the fully cooked stage!
Sep 8	answered	What foods are considered Mitztamek Veyafe lo?
Sep 6	comment	Can I make a condition that any money I think to donate to Tzedakah is an invalid donation until I actually give it? @ba sounds exactly what im looking for, try and get the source :-)
Sep 4	awarded	Critic
Aug 16	awarded	Supporter
Aug 16	comment	Does there have to be a poor needy intended recipient at the time of the donation in order to be considered Tzedakah? looks good to me so far
Aug 16	comment	Can I make a condition that any money I think to donate to Tzedakah is an invalid donation until I actually give it? @msh210 cheers, mind you some of my friends are very professional :-)
Aug 16	comment	*Is a person endangering others always a Rodef?** @sethj oh now i get it, you mean what percentage of danger does there have to be
Aug 16	comment	*Is a person endangering others always a Rodef?** @sethj one may kill a roidef if there is legitimate reason to suspect a chance of danger. Once he has din Roidef he may be killed. whats so hard to understand?
Aug 16	comment	Chassidic Rebbes don't use Hebrew Grammar? @DoubleAA ha ha, makes a change, huh? :-) +1
Aug 16	comment	Chassidic Rebbes don't use Hebrew Grammar? @jake couldnt have put it better myself. This shittah holds that it is pure ignorance!
Aug 16	answered	Chassidic Rebbes don't use Hebrew Grammar?
Aug 16	revised	Chassidic Rebbes don't use Hebrew Grammar? added 29 characters in body
Aug 16	comment	Chassidic Rebbes don't use Hebrew Grammar? @DoubleAA i didnt know that, where did you get that from?
Aug 16	comment	What is the source of hatred perceived by Jews in different parts of the world? @DoubleAA I take Halacha to mean 'the will of God' in this context.