Ma’achalei Akum (Gentile-Prepared Foods) הלכות מאכלי עכו"ם
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112Siman 112 – Some Laws of a Gentile's BreadSiman 112 · 10 seifim
- 1.The Sages forbade eating the bread of non-Jews, as…
- 2.A non-Jewish commercial baker's bread is always permitted for…
- 3.A non-Jewish householder's bread is always forbidden to a…
- 4.Nevertheless, in a time of pressing need, where no…
- 5.Regarding a non-Jewish householder's bread, which is forbidden to…
- 6.A Jew who is a guest in an Arab's…
- 7.Some have written that if one visits an Arab's…
- 8.A Jew who publicly desecrates Shabbat, even though his…
- 9.A Jew's bread that a non-Jew baked is forbidden…
- 10.When Jewish bread is not available, and one bought…
113Siman 113 – Laws of Bishulei Akum (Food Cooked by a Gentile)Siman 113 · 25 seifim
- 1.A dish cooked by a non-Jew — the Sages…
- 2.An item that is not eaten in its raw…
- 3.An item that is served at kings' tables in…
- 4.If a Jew lit the fire, and the non-Jew…
- 5.A Jew who lit the fire, and the non-Jew…
- 6.A non-Jew who cooked in a Jew's home, or…
- 7.Doughnuts made from a thick batter, fried in oil…
- 8.Zalabia (called "zingula" in Arabic, a type of doughnut…
- 9.Borekas filled with potato chips imported from abroad, whose…
- 10.It is permitted to drink coffee cooked by non-Jews,…
- 11.Travelers on a non-Jewish airline, where there is concern…
- 12.Small sardine fish, which have fins and scales, are…
- 13.Canned goods produced on secular kibbutzim, under the supervision…
- 14.Chestnuts (castanias) are customarily eaten even raw; therefore, if…
- 15.Roasted peas roasted by a non-Jew, and likewise other…
- 16.Legumes such as beans and the like that are…
- 17.Wheat that is par-boiled by non-Jews to about half-cooked…
- 18.Bakeries that bake large quantities of cakes with eggs,…
- 19.Regarding the modern practice of making mayonnaise for eating…
- 20.A dish cooked by a non-Jew on Shabbat for…
- 21.Vessels belonging to a Jew in which a non-Jew…
- 22.Cabbage and turnips pickled in brine, and likewise cucumbers…
- 23.Sugar made by non-Jews from red beets, even though…
- 24.A non-Jew who cooked food that is not yet…
- 25.Non-Jews' cheeses are forbidden by rabbinic decree — see…
116Siman 116 – Laws of Guarding One's Life (Shemirat HaNefesh)Siman 116 · 41 seifim
- 1.One should not place food or drink under the…
- 2.One who sleeps in his clothes, with food items…
- 3.If one placed a food item between the pillow…
- 4.It is permitted, even as the preferred practice, to…
- 5.A sealed and tied wine jug that was placed…
- 6.It is good not to place food and drink…
- 7.It is proper to be careful not to leave…
- 8.Persian garlic that is eaten pickled in vinegar, and…
- 9.Canned onions kept in sealed cans may be treated…
- 10.There is no prohibition against eating food that a…
- 11.One need not be stringent about refraining from using…
- 12.It is forbidden by Torah law to cut down…
- 13.It is permitted to uproot fruit trees for the…
- 14.It is permitted for a yeshiva student to marry…
- 15.It is fitting and proper to keep young children…
- 16.When there are young children in the home, one…
- 17.Likewise, anything that could cause harm or danger to…
- 18.A woman who has given birth should be careful…
- 19.One whose wife died at a young age, leaving…
- 20.It is forbidden to eat meat and fish together,…
- 21.The prevalent custom is to permit frying fish in…
- 22.It is forbidden to roast fish and meat in…
- 23.It is permitted to roast fish and meat next…
- 24.A bakery where one of the workers roasted meat…
- 25.Meat that was salted and rendered kosher, and then…
- 26.A fish that fell into a meat dish —…
- 27.A piece of fish that fell into a pot…
- 28.Fish that became mixed with meat, and before anyone…
- 29.If a house lizard (semamit) fell into a dish,…
- 30.Water found in the vicinity of a deceased person…
- 31.One should be careful not to drink water at…
- 32.One who rents a house from a Jew, and…
- 33.In the Gemara, Berachot 55a, it is stated that…
- 34.Regarding food, such as a loaf of bread, from…
- 35.One who has an oven and stovetop fixed to…
- 36.Some are particular that a man should not marry…
- 37.One who marries a close relative, such as his…
- 38.Regarding the marriage of a Kohen's daughter to an…
- 39.A woman who married and her husband died, and…
- 40.It is proper to be careful not to extinguish…
- 41.It is stated in the Gemara, Berachot 54b, that…
117Siman 117 – Not to Trade in Something ForbiddenSiman 117 · 3 seifim
- 1.Any item that is forbidden by Torah law, even…
- 2.It is permitted to trade in the buying and…
- 3.A wealthy man who owns a hotel abroad, in…