- A
niddah (or nidah; Hebrew: נִדָּה), in
traditional Judaism, is a
woman who has
experienced a
uterine discharge of
blood (most
commonly during menstruation)...
-
Niddah (Hebrew: נִדָּה) is a
masekhet or
tractate of the
Mishnah and the Talmud, and is part of the
order of Tohorot. The
content of the
tractate primarily...
- law, include: a
woman who
wishes to
become purified from the
status of
niddah (menstruation) or the
related status of
zavah (abnormal
discharges of body...
- Look up nidda or
niddah in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Nidda or
Niddah could refer to:
Niddah, a
concept in Judaism, name for any
woman during menstruation...
- Once
initiated (for the
physical signs that
initiate tzaraath, zav and
niddah, see below) it is
generally immeasurable and
unquantifiable by
known mechanical...
-
impurity of a zav. In the
realm of
tumah and taharah, the zavah, just like a
niddah (menstruant woman) and
yoledet (woman
after giving birth), is in a state...
- will be
apparent in her
breathing and eyes). In the
context of the laws of
niddah, the word onah
usually refers to a day or a night. Each 24-hour day thus...
-
Synagogue Ritual,
Greenwood Press, 2000. ISBN 0-313-30814-4 p. 7.
Niddah 5:6
Niddah 46a Abot de-Rabbi
Natan A. 16, B. 30;
Midrash Tehillim 9:2; Ecclesiastes...
-
which reads: "And
night [lailah] said: A male
child is
brought forth". In
Niddah 16b, the
interpretation of
rabbi Hanina ben
Pappa (3rd
century AD) posits...
- even
initially as a
first choice. Ohr
Yitzchak - 2
Volumes Booklet on
Niddah Laws
Birkat Hamazon Hakatzar (based on the
views of the
Rambam and the other...
