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Ketubot 72: דָּת מֹשֶׁה vs וִיהוּדִית

jyungar September 16, 2022

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The Mishna on our daf lists situations where a woman can be divorced without receiving her ketuba.

These include a woman who transgresses “the law of Moses” or “Jewish practice.”

According to the Mishna, transgressing the “law of Moses” includes:

  • feeding her husband untithed food,

  • engaging in relations while she is a niddah (during the period of her menstruation)

  • not setting apart her dough offering,

  • making vows and not fulfilling them.

According to the Mishna, transgressing the “law of Moses” includes:

  • going out with an uncovered head,

  • spinning wool in the street,

  • conversing with every man.

We explore the history of women’s head covering form a halachic and cultural perspective.

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