- A
takkanah (Hebrew: תקנה, romanized: taqqānā, pl. takkanot, 'improvement') is a
major legislative enactment within halakha, the
normative system of Judaism's...
- Note that
takkanot (plural of
takkanah) in
general do not
affect or
restrict observance of
Torah mitzvot. (Sometimes
takkanah refers to
either gezeirot or...
- "until the end of time". The
takkanah was
directed against gentiles of no
historical Jewish ancestry. But the
takkanah has been
applied to all conversions...
-
paper as a responsum, but the
committee voted instead to
consider it as a
takkanah,
requiring 13
votes for adoption.) An
important difference between Conservative...
- view
prior to
takkanah on
kohen marriages.)
Isaac Klein Responsa and
Halakhic Studies, p. 22–26. (Conservative view
prior to
takkanah on
kohen marriages...
-
rabbinic laws (mitzvot derabbanan).
Types of
rabbinic laws
include the
takkanah and the gezeirah.
Medieval rabbis discussed the
question of why a Jew should...
-
refers to
kosher milk
whose milking was
observed by an
observant Jew. The
takkanah of
chalav Yisrael,
which originates in the
Mishnah and Talmud, was instituted...
- Galilee,
early in the
seventeenth century,
adopted a
rabbinic ordinance ("
takkanah")
invalidating any will not made in the
presence of the ַParnas; this had...
- CJLS
decisions may also
result in a
legislative decree or
takkanah.
Besides responsa and
takkanah, the CJLS
creates several other literary sources. For instance...
- "Rabbinical Courts:
Modern Day Solomons," 6
Colum J.L. & Soc. Probs. 49 (1970). "
TaḲḲanah". JewishEncyclopedia.com.
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