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[edit] Ritual Slaughter
- 1 Who are the people acceptable to slaughter
- 2 If the slaughter of a non-Jew or a mumar (apostate) is acceptable
- 3 Ritual slaughter does not need intention
- 4 The one who slaughter in the name of idolatry or for some other purpose
- 5 The one who slaughters for holiness and the relevant laws
- 6 With what may you slaughter
- 7 One who fixes a knife in a wheel: Is it permitted to slaughter with it
- 8 The length of the knife for ritual slaughter
- 9 One who slaughters with a knife that is white with heat
- 10 Other laws of knives
- 11 When (what time) can one slaughter. The laws of one who slaughters into water
- 12 That one may not slaughter into a depression (in the ground)
- 13 Living creatures that do not require ritual slaughter
- 14 The law regarding a fetus in the belly of the mother
- 15 That you may not slaughter an animal until it is eight days old
- 16 The law regarding (the slaughtering) of an animal and its offspring (on the same day)
- 17 The law regarding one who slaughters an animal that is in danger of dying
- 18 The law of checking the knife and its flaws
- 19 The laws of the blessing of ritual slaughter
- 20 The place of slaughter on the neck
- 21 The amount of slaughter- (how far must one cut)
- 22 With which species must one cut the blood vessels
- 23 The laws of “pausing” in slaughter
- 24 The laws of “striking”, “hiding”, “lifting up/tipping” and “uprooting”
- 25 That one must check the signs (the trachea and esophagus) after one has ritually slaughtered
- 26 The law if there is a puncture in the esophagus or the intestines before the ritual slaughter has been completed
- 27 That one may not cut a limb from an animal while it is still in its mefarcheset (post death muscle movement)
[edit] The Law Regarding The Covering of the Blood
[edit] Unslaughterable Animals
[edit] Priestly Gifts
[edit] A Limb from a Live Animal
[edit] Meat that was Unobserved
[edit] Prohibited Fats
[edit] Blood
- 65 Vessels which are forbidden because of blood and the laws of the sciatic nerve
- 66 Things which are forbidden on account of blood
- 67 Several other items forbidden on account of blood
- 68 The Laws of skinning/plucking the head and birds
[edit] Salting
[edit] Domesticated and Undomesticated Kosher Animals
[edit] Things that Come From a Live Animal
[edit] Birds
[edit] Fish
[edit] Insects
[edit] Eggs
[edit] Milk with Meat
- 87 Which basar (meat) is subject to the din of basar b'cholav and how is it called bishul (cooking)
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- 93 Kederah shebashlu bah basar, lo yevashlu bah halav
- 94 Din hatochev kaf holevet b'kederah shel basar
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- 97 Shelo laloosh isah bihalav
[edit] Admixtures
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- 102 Devarim sheyesh lo matirin
- 103 Din noteyn taam lifgam
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- 108 Shelo leefot heter v'issur b'tanur echad
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[edit] Food of Idol Worshippers
- 112 Laws regarding bread of idol worshippers
- 113 Laws regarding cooked foods of idol worshippers
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[edit] The Koshering of Implements
[edit] That Which Gives Detrimental Taste
[edit] Libational Wine
[edit] Idolatry
[edit] Interest
[edit] Practices of Idolaters
[edit] Divination and Magic
[edit] Tattooing and the Making of Bald Spots
[edit] Shaving
[edit] A Man Shall Not Wear a Woman's Garment
[edit] The Menstruant
- 183 A woman who sees a drop of blood must sit 7 clean days
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- 195 Things which are forbidden when she is a niddah
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- 197 T’vilah on shabbat; t’vilah during the day
- 198 Rules of barriers
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[edit] Ritual Baths
[edit] Vows
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[edit] Oaths
[edit] Honoring One's Father and Mother
[edit] Honoring One's Rabbi and a Torah Scholar
[edit] Honoring a Torah Scholar
[edit] Teachers
[edit] Torah Study
[edit] Charity
[edit] Circumcision
- 260 Positive mitzvah of father
- 261 If the father did not circumcise his son
- 262 The time of circumcision for the healthy, sick and androgynous
- 263 One who was born and was red or yellow or whose children had died from circumcision
- 264 Who is fitting to circumcise, and with what you can circumcise and how to circumcise
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[edit] Slaves
[edit] Converts
[edit] A Torah Scroll
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- 282 Treating a Sefer Torah with respect and the rules of its usage
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[edit] Mezuzah
- 285 The reward for the mitzvah of mezuzah
- 286 The places which require a mezuzah
- 287 Which opening requires a mezuzah
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- 289 The place of affixing, how it is affixed, and its blessing
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- 291 Mezuzah - when it's checked and who is required for it
[edit] Sending Away the Mother Bird
[edit] New Grain
[edit] Orlah
[edit] Inter-species Mingling of Trees
[edit] Inter-species Mingling of the Vineyard
[edit] Inter-species Mingling of Vegetation
[edit] Inter-species Mingling of Animals
[edit] Inter-species Mingling of Clothing
[edit] Redemption of the Firstborn Son
[edit] The Firstborn of a Kosher Animal
[edit] The First Birth of a Donkey
[edit] Challah
- 322 Separating challah and the difference between challah in the Land of Israel and outside the Land
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- 328 The law of blessing challah and for whom it is proper to separate
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[edit] Terumot, Tithes, Poor-Gifts and First Shearings
- 331 The laws of giving them, where, and how a Kohen received them and whether they are deoraitah or derabanan
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[edit] Taboo and Excommunication
[edit] Visiting the Sick, Healing, and One Who Is Dying or Deathly Ill
- 335 When one may visit the sick, which sick to visit, and how you pray for him
- 336 Laws regarding a doctor
- 337 Someone sick who has a death [in the family]
- 338 Confessional of a sick person
- 339 Laws of a Gosses (and the recitation of the Tziduk HaDin) and what are good signs
[edit] Rending One's Clothes
[edit] First-Day Mourning
[edit] Mourning
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- 345 The laws of one who commits suicide, one who is exiled, those killed by a Bet Din, and one who separates from the community
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- 351 The laws of mixing (threads) and tzitzit for the deceased
- 352 In which clothes do we bury and that a man does not dress a woman
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- 357 The prohibition of leaving a dead body overnight and when it is permitted to leave it overnight
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- 362 Burial in the ground and whether or not one can bury two people together
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- 374 The impurity of a Kohen for the purpose of a met mitzvah, a leader, his rabbi, and over whom they mourn
- 375 When does the period of mourning begin and for whom one may move from one grave to another
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- 380 Things that are forbidden to the mourner
- 381 The prohibition of washing and anointing for a mourner
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- 384 The mourner is forbidden from studying Torah
- 385 The laws of greeting a mourner
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- 388 A mourner on the first day is forbidden from wrapping Tefillin
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- 391 A mourner is forbidden from all types of celebration
- 392 A mourner is forbidden all thirty days from marrying a woman
- 393 When can a mourner leave his house
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- 395 Part of the seventh or thirtieth day is as if it was the whole day
- 396 The laws regarding a mourner who did not practice the laws of mourning all of shiva
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