Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 133 Part 1/3

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

Yom Kippur carries the stringency of Shabbos, and the Kitzur adds the prohibitions of eating and drinking, washing, anointing, shoes and marital relations, each with its own limits. We see where the Kitzur makes room for the ill, a kallah, a pregnant woman who craves food and a patient in danger, and how such a person is fed.

Key points

• The Kitzur forbids melacha and moving muktzeh on Yom Kippur, just as on Shabbos.
• One who is ill, even without danger, washes as usual in the Kitzur's words.
• The Kitzur suggests timing the intervals between eating on a clock before Yom Kippur.

In this shiur

1. 0:00The prohibitions of Yom Kippur
2. 2:14Washing and netilas yadayim on Yom Kippur
3. 5:35A seminal discharge on Yom Kippur
4. 8:08Anointing on Yom Kippur
5. 8:59Wearing shoes on Yom Kippur
6. 11:46Pregnant and nursing women fasting
7. 15:55A yoledes and the dangerously ill
8. 17:44Eating in small amounts

Topics

• Yom Kippur
• Netilas Yadayim
• Fasting When Ill