- (anglicized: /ʃəxiːˈtɑː/; Hebrew: שחיטה; [ʃχiˈta]; also
transliterated shehitah,
shechitah, shehita) is
ritual slaughtering of
certain mammals and
birds for food...
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Oriental Orthodox Churches, have
rituals that "display
obvious links with
shechitah,
Jewish kosher slaughter."
Another Oriental Orthodox Church, the Ethiopian...
- fish) must come from a
healthy animal slaughtered in a
process known as
shechitah.
Without the
proper slaughtering practices even an
otherwise kosher animal...
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Early criticism of
Judaism and its texts, laws, and
practices originated in inter-faith
polemics between Christianity and Judaism.
Important dis****tions...
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Hasidim who
maintained underground yeshivos and mikvehs, and
provided shechitah and
ritual cir****cision
services in the
Soviet Union. The
Rebbes of Chabad...
- then
proceeded to
deftly pick up the
chalef (
shechitah knife) and
demonstrated how to
perform the
shechitah and
resolved their issue.
Einhorn was so impressed...
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Berachot on the blessings;
Hilchoth Avelut on the laws of mourning;
Hilchoth Shechitah on the
ritual slaughtering of
animals for
Kosher meat.
Gedaliah ibn Jechia...
- Elul (1945) –
Rabbi Shlomo Zev
Zweigenhaft publicly performs the
first shechitah on
German soil
since it was
outlawed by the ****s in 1933. 13 Elul (1909)...
- also included. Ma'akhalot ****urot: laws of
forbidden foods (see kashrut)
Shechitah: laws of
ritual slaughter Hafla'ah (Separation): Shevuot: Person-focused...
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relating to Synagogue/Communal/Family,
Torah education, Kashrut, and
Shechitah. Moreover, as the Av Beit Din of Dublin,
Rabbi Pearlman adjudicated many...
