ב"ה
Yashan and Chadash |
|
|
Sort by:
|
|
|
Yashan and Chadash: Chadash ("new") -- Grain that took root before Passover and is Biblically forbidden to be eaten until the 16th of Nissan. Yashan ("old") -- The same grain, after the 16th of Nissan, now permissible.
Related Topics
Anus (2)
Arvut (11)
Beard (23)
Beit Din (2)
Bittul (5)
Blessing on Food (50)
Chalav Yisrael (11)
Chazakah (3)
Cheirem (1)
Chilul HaShem (4)
Divine Names (109)
Drinking on Purim (18)
Testimony (Edut) (20)
Eruv (15)
Eruv Tavshilin (11)
Forbidden Marriages (23)
Hiddur Mitzvah (8)
Keli (3)
Kilayim (30)
Kinyan (7)
Kosher Signs (32)
Mar'it Ayin (6)
Mikveh, the (123)
Nazirite (15)
Nedarim (Vows) (37)
Object of a Mitzvah (11)
Orlah (15)
Pat Yisrael (4)
Ritual Purity (36)
Techum Shabbat (13)
Terumah (22)
Yichud (prohibition) (12)
39 Melachot (22)
Yefat To’ar (3)
Apikores (2)
Karet (1)
Grain from a newly planted crop (Chadash) may not be consumed prior to the offering of the ‘Omer’ in the Temple on the second day of Passover. No grain of the new crop may be brought to the Temple as an offering prior to the ‘Two Loaves’ offered on Shavou...
Daily Mitzvah, Day 99: Consuming or Cooking a Mixture of Meat and Milk, Bread from the New Harvest, & Young Fruit
(Video)
Study the daily lesson of Sefer HaMitzvos for day 99 with Rabbi Mendel Kaplan, where he teaches the mitzvah in-depth with added insight and detail.
| |