Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 124 Part 1/3

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

The Kitzur forbids Torah study on Tisha B'Av because words of Torah gladden the heart, and leaves the sad passages to be learned, without analysis. The Kitzur then turns to who completes the fast, and to washing, anointing and wearing shoes, each with its own limits.

Key points

• The Kitzur permits the sad passages, like Iyov and the Midrash on Eichah, but no analysis.
• The Kitzur asks those who must eat on Tisha B'Av to eat only what health requires.
• The Kitzur permits women cooking to rinse food, though their hands get washed, lacking intent.

In this shiur

1. 0:00A mourner in shul on Tisha B'Av
2. 0:38Torah study on Tisha B'Av
3. 2:08Tefillah and maamados
4. 2:56Fasting for pregnant, nursing and ill
5. 4:02Washing on Tisha B'Av
6. 6:09Immersion on the night of Tisha B'Av
7. 6:42Anointing on Tisha B'Av
8. 7:27Wearing shoes on Tisha B'Av

Topics

• Tisha B'Av
• Torah Study
• Washing
• Leather Shoes