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Rosh Hashanah: The Lomdus of the Size Requirement of the Shofar
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on friday we spoke out
from the banish high
the makshava behind the sheer and the
size of a shauper the gemara says
you could hold it in your hand and see
sticking out on one side and the other
side in other words the shaft needs to
be big enough to hold it and with some
some part of the shauper coming out on
both sides
and the vanishing explained the lefi
machava based on the fact that when one
when one does chuva one has to grab on
to the chuba process and see
two elements work on bina
and vena machadeira
another idea that baneshkai mentioned is
that you need to grab onto the chuva
process think about where you came from
meet this rufa and where you're going
one is going to
rima to say leia and then finally the
benefit said that there's a concept that
the highest madriga we aspire for is not
just
to a feeling of the veikos in this world
while we're doing mitzvahs but now we're
going to speak about the londos of the
shire of the shaipa because the gemara
says the sheriff has to be big enough to
grab it and it should be sticking out on
both sides which would seem to indicate
that one is required to hold on to the
shuffle at the time of the tsukiya
because if one did not have to hold on
to the shafter why would the shaffer
need to be that size
and the question that the microwave
if one were to steal a shaipha and blow
the shaipha in rosh hashanah after all
we know if somebody steals the lulav and
shakes the lulav
because it's
somebody were to steal masa and to eat
them
somebody steals the shaipara and blows
the shauper
is you are you'd say because the raman
says that the shayfer is not the theft
of it so the shepherd is merely the tool
which is used to prove
produce the sound the sound is the item
of the mitzvah the show the same way if
someone were to steal a hammer and build
the sukkah one would be the mitsubishi
likewise if somewhere to steal the
shaifar and blow the shoy bar the chef
is not the kafta mitzvah and therefore
one would be say the mitzvah of tikiyapa
with a stolen shaipa the rambam goes so
far as to say that one does not even
have to lift up the shayfar or hold the
shaitra when one blows it and that
indicates that the shoifer is not the
captain show mitsub but it's the coil so
asks with this skin quoted by the mccroy
koi dash if that's the case
if one does not have to hold the shauper
why then does the halacha require that
the shauper be the size that you could
grab it and it sticks out on both sides
you don't even have to hold the shelf in
the first place
so raviscan answers using the halachic
principle of kalahari labilla
meaning
whenever you need something you don't
have to actually
do it but you have to be able to do it
so you don't have to actually hold the
schaefer but you need to be able to hold
the sugar so if the chef is large enough
that you could grab it and it's sticking
out on both sides then it is worthy to
potentially be able to hold it but you
don't have to actually hold it you just
have to be able to hold it but if you're
not able to hold it
but if you are able to then you don't
hold it layasa
however the sweet pesa frank has a
different take on this
the two pieces of crank holds not only
do you not have to hold the striper you
don't even have to be able to hold the
shirt
the dim that a sharper has to be big
enough that you could grab it and it's
sticking out on both sides is only
that that's a sheer salah
that the sheriff has to be that big not
because you need to be able to hold it
that's just the shira kahoshi raya torah
all
all shira
that you don't have to be able that the
reason for the shear is not that you
need to be able to hold it because allah
is what if you have a shaykh of israel a
shauper of ignati surah no a shofar that
is avoided and has to be burned
sugamar says it's the sheriff's possible
because kasu
the sheer is considered diminished
because since you have to burn it it's
like you already burnt it and it's like
the schweifer is missing the requisite
chair fracture of two pests frank it's
the only reason why we need that size of
a surface to be able to hold it so i
have i'm able to hold it
very nice i have to burn it and once i
burn it it can it won't have the shear
but right now if the only reason why i
need that chair is to be able to hold it
i'm able to hold it if it's if the size
of the requirement is a practical
requirement i meet the practical
requirement it must be it's a halal
should be seen that you just need it to
be that size and right now in london
it's not that size so there's actually
um
a majoricus between the biscuit and and
frank as to what the reason for the
shira is
this can hold the reason for the share
is you need to be able to rav 2 pesach
says no it's just
there would be a very big nafta meaning
points out review
that has the requisite size but you
can't hold it
for whatever reason the
there's a interference there's a
katsitsa on the shaffer where
technically
where you're not physically able to hold
the shaytan so according to
rav diskin the shepherd would be apostle
because
you don't have to actually hold it but
you have to be able to and you're not
able to but according to retrieve frank
this chauffeur has the requisite size
although you're not capable of holding
it so this is a very interesting uh
majoricus in the londos of the reason
for the shear that a shepherd has to be
big enough to be able to hold it with
something sticking out on both sides so
we have the londos of the sheer and the
marshava of the shirt
to understand
all dimensions of all the mcsay
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