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>> Okay, good morning friends. Thanks
everyone for joining. We had a very nice
Khazara last week on Thursday.
An epic 37 minute share. We're going to
try to
keep it to the regular time. You know,
we're continuing in
let's say you washed one hand and you
rubbed it
on his head.
What does that mean? Says the commentary
to dry it.
You didn't scratch your head. You just
rubbed on your head. You needed to dry
your hand. You had one, you had two
choices. You could have used the towel
that's been used since
that has a collection of, you know, all
the germs from prehistoric times until
today. Or you could rub it on your head.
So you you made the wise decision to rub
your hand on your head to dry it. You're
not scratching. It doesn't become tummy
from rubbing your head
against the wall
and then you touch that water that came
from your hand that's on your head
the your tummy. Presumably the case is
you wash
is tie your hands that the water is
tummy and then you wipe the water on
your on your hair. You wiped it on the
wall. If you then touch it, your hands
are
because that tummy water goes back and
is the hand that touched it.
Even though
until you rub your hands together, your
hands become by rubbing them.
But now that you went and you touch that
water, it's worse.
It's already been explained
that if you pour at one time, you got
nothing to worry about.
You don't have any of these problems.
If you use a ra of water, there is no
become a water at all.
Okay.
Says the
not
if you washed one hand.
Let me give you a little intro to
explain the subject of this.
We learned earlier that when you wash
your hands, you got to pour the first
waters and the second waters
and the first waters.
Purify the hands.
The hands themselves are tummy
and the second ones the second waters
purify the water
only if you pour at once
to mok if you pour a you don't even need
by the earlier on ink
the mission abroad even though hold that
when you pour
you don't need
there are that recommended and therefore
even if you wash with of which we do you
should still wash which we also do we
try to wash
here the is saying
if you only did
less than
for example the says the cle
only contained raas but you didn't pour
the whole thing on one hand because one
ra is enough for two hands. So if you
only wash less than
the water is
if you wipe them
then your hands are
even if you didn't use
we know that Ready.
Now the dual brings from the
that the simple mash of the
that if you washed with
that somehow this would have been a good
natila had you not wiped it on your head
and then touched it. The says is a tame
because even according to the that hold
you could wash with less and
until you wash twice the says that if
you wash the first time lessen
your hands are
I don't understand what the is saying
over here that's not what we learned at
all in anything in the last three weeks
of mishnab according to what we learned
if you wash my sham lesson your hands
are tah the only thing is the water is
tame.
So is challenging the he's saying no
that shouldn't be your hand shouldn't
bear but I'm just pointing out there's a
reason the said it this way because this
is consistent with everything we've
learned until now namely you're not
technically required to use a raas of
water to be met your hands the only
thing you need a raas for is to avoid
having tame water okay so the is not
happy with this but This is the of the
okay
now. So
if you wipe them your hands are even
without
since your hand became with alone.
It's only if you go and you touch this
water your hands become
You do need
it's only this would work.
Now get a load of this. The brings
that what if you touch the water of your
friend who washed
that's only if your friend washed
correctly. So he washed his hands with
less than the water is tummy. If you
touch it your hands are tummy. But what
if your friend is clueless? He's got
band-aids all over his hands for minor
boooos, you know, and he's got otheras
on his hand and he washed like a third
of his hand. You know, people get
confused between and
they think is uh is only for I don't
know what they have. They you know they
follow all of a sudden they follow right
they follow they follow aus that they
once heard about. So they don't do they
wash their says if you touch that water
your hands are not that's not water
that's not called water
which is in a way part of the reason why
according to Misha we're not really so
concerned about the last guy he washed
the d before
if the guy did it right he used the raas
there's nothing to worry if the guy if
the guy is like you know clueless he's
washing the you part of his hand
according to it's not mame at all. It's
not called water.
You know, he's paying tribute to the
ancient custom of the Hebrews who used
to wash in. He's like a guy who brings a
phone into schul. So, he's not actually
dabing. He's not he's not he's just
paying tribute to the ancient custom of
the Hebrews that used to go to shul and
davin. The guy's not he's not attempting
to dab in. It's like you know the women
who wear a doily on their head. They're
paying tribute to the custom of the
ancient custom of covering your hair.
They're not trying to cover guys on this
phone by dabing. I don't actually he's
not even paying tribute to the the
ancient custom. I'll give the guy who
washes a third of his hand. It's I'm
only doing this because I have time.
It's a short day. But uh
anyway, so that's the that's the
However,
what if you touch a wet schmata that
other people dried their hand on?
Are you worried that maybe some of the
previous people did not wash kadin?
He said, "No, cuz they wash kadin.
That's not called mayil
says you don't have to worry about
touching those things. Now happens to be
touching those things is that's a
different story you know I wouldn't
recommend touching it.
Um
however he brings in the shale
that in public areas or any place
there are definitely people
you're not allowed to wipe your hand on
that on that towel.
You're not allowed to cuz you have to be
worried that somebody didn't wash
properly. But if only one or two people
wash, you don't have to be. You could
assume they washed with the raas.
Okay. Now, what's this guy doing? He's
touching his head, says
the hair on his head.
What if he's touched sweat?
Even though if you touch sweat, you need
to wash again.
He's not scratching his head.
He's just wiping on top
like the of the Rama
explained.
Wow. Do you know what kind of this is?
Last night
we were learning. We happen to point out
that in the Rama when the Rama says and
afterwards in parentheses it says
we said those words are not the words of
the Rama.
Who is it? I don't know. Somebody. So
now today this morning we're learning
who that somebody is. Who's this
somebody? His name is
Rama. That's his name.
Now you know that um
that
these parentheses perish or is that or
does he mean this is the Rama?
See this is an even bigger. I would have
thought maybe this is the Rama talking.
No, this is not the Rama talking. This
is the Mits in the Rama.
>> Doesn't say Hag.
>> It doesn't say Haga. Right.
So, who is it? Who is this myster? He
was an anonymous Ms.
>> I heard once once I heard it was the I
heard that once.
>> Who did you hear it from?
>> Unverified information.
>> Who Who did you hear that from?
Oh, that's what they said.
>> Which kyo is this?
>> It was a while ago.
>> Okay.
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