Intermediate Talmud: Lesson 4: Women and Zimun
We continue to search for an answer to the question: "Can two men make a zimun if they wish?" Various proofs are offered including the fact that a group of women may opt to invite each other to recite the grace after meals.
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Talmud Berachot 45b, Intermediate Talmud: Lesson 4 (English) | |
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| Topics: | Women, Femininity & Feminism, Talmud, Tractate Berachot, Zimun | |
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Rules and time It is great programm - no questions. One question I have is about contremprorary comments of who and how can do the blessing. Now we have Internet and all other ways of communications so what is the implication of that? Sorry for my english.