Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 135 Part 2/2

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

Whom does the Kitzur free from the mitzvah of sukkah, and how far does each exemption reach? The Kitzur goes through a forgotten leishev basukkah, women and minors, the ill and their attendants, the mitztaer, travelers, watchmen and wine workers, each with its own limits. The halachos of the lulav then begin.

Key points

• The Kitzur has a forgotten leishev basukkah said even after the meal is finished.
• The Kitzur exempts an ill person's attendants, if not life-threatening, only while the patient needs them.
• Fear of theft, the text read adds, does not disqualify a sukkah, only fear of bodily harm.
• The text read, as the Igros Moshe clarifies, bars a pleasure trip to a place with no sukkah.

In this shiur

1. 0:00Forgetting leishev basukkah
2. 1:46Women and minors in the sukkah
3. 3:58The ill and their attendants
4. 4:48Mitztaer and rain on Succos
5. 8:55A sukkah unfit for the night
6. 10:51Travelers and the sukkah
7. 13:51Watchmen, wineries and stores
8. 17:33The four minim and the lulav

Topics

• Sukkah
• Mitztaer
• Leishev BaSukkah
• Lulav