Chapter 169 – Tattooing and Depilation

192.1) Plead for mercy when you fall ill. 192.2) Go to a rabbi to ask him to plead for mercy for you. 192.3) You may see a physician when sick. 192.4) A physician is duty bound to treat you. 192.5) If you are not critically ill, you may not use a forbidden article as a…

161.1) You should immerse your entire body together with all your hair at one time. 161.2) Mucus in the eye is considered an interposition if it is on the outside. 161.3) Dried blood on a wound is considered an interposition. 161.4) Plaster on a wound is considered an interposition. 161.5) Fecal matter on the body…

184.1) Do not strike your fellow man. 184.2) Do not strike even a disobedient servant. 184.3) Do not throw broken glass any place where it may cause harm to another. 184.5) Do not do anything on your own premise or on public property that may cause harm to another. 184.6) Do not scare another. 184.7)…

171.1) A man is forbidden to put on a woman’s garment; a woman is forbidden to put on a man’s garment. 171.2) Men should not remove the hair from their armpits and from their genitals with scissors or a razor. 171.3) A man may not pick gray hairs from amidst black ones, dye his hair,…

149.1) Certain recitations should be said. See the source for the details. 149.2) If the groom has never been married before, certain recitations must be said. See the source for details. 149.3) If there are new guests, certain Graces are not recited. See the source for details.) 149.4 ) When a widower marries a widow,…

147.1) It is customary to make the hupah under an open sky. 147.2) A wife typically does not purify herself before the wedding. 147.3) A virgin bride should have a veil over her head. 147.4) Groomsmen put a kittle on the groom to remind him to repent before the wedding. 147.5) The groom is led…