Daily Mitzvah (Rambam)

The 340th prohibition is that one is forbidden from having relations with one's father's sister.

The source of this commandment is G‑d's statement,1 "do not commit incest with your father's sister."

For this prohibition the punishment is kares if intentional, and a sin-offering if unintentional.

Footnotes

1.

Lev. 18:12.

The 341st prohibition is that one is forbidden from having relations with one's mother's sister.

The source of this commandment is G‑d's statement,1 "do not commit incest with your mother's sister."

For this prohibition the punishment is kares if intentional, and a sin-offering if unintentional.

Footnotes

1.

Lev. 18:13.

The 342nd prohibition is that one is forbidden from having relations with one's father's brother's wife.

The source of this commandment is G‑d's statement,1 "do not commit incest with his wife, for she is your aunt."

For this prohibition the punishment is kares if intentional, and a sin-offering if unintentional.

Footnotes

1.

Lev. 18:14.

The 343rd prohibition is that one is forbidden from having relations with one's son's wife.

The source of this commandment is G‑d's statement,1 "do not commit incest with your daughter-in-law."

For this prohibition the punishment is stoning.2 If the act was intentional, but there was no valid testimony or no one knew of the transgression, the punishment is kares. If it was done unintentionally, a sin-offering is brought.

Footnotes

1.

Lev. 18:15.

2.

See note to N320.

The 344th prohibition is that one is forbidden from having relations with one's brother's wife.

The source of this commandment is G‑d's statement,1 "do not commit incest with your brother's wife."

For this prohibition the punishment is kares if intentional, and a sin-offering if unintentional.

Footnotes

1.

Lev. 18:16.

The 345th prohibition is that one is forbidden from having relations with one's wife's sister, during one's wife's lifetime.

The source of this commandment is G‑d's statement,1 "do not marry a woman and [then take] her sister."

For this prohibition the punishment is kares if intentional, and a sin-offering if unintentional.

Footnotes

1.

Lev. 18:18.