Join me for a short daily shiur as we make our way through the Rambam's Mishneh Torah, one Perek at a time.
The Mishneh Torah is Rambam's monumental code of Jewish law, presenting the entirety of Torah SheBe'al Peh in a clear and organized format. In these short daily sessions, we'll explore the text inside, focusing on understanding the Rambam's language, structure, and practical insights.
Perek י״ט (ב): Amulets, Tefillin, and Tzitzit
What if you find Tefillin or a Torah scroll in the street on Shabbat? This section covers what you can wear out for protection or comfort, from proven amulets to raincoats, and why properly made Tzitzit count as part of the garment. It then explains how to bring Tefillin to safety by wearing them in pairs, and why a tailor shouldn't leave home with a needle in his hand as Shabbat approaches.
19 Oct 2026
Hilchot Shabbat - פרק י״ט (א)
Perek י״ט (א): What You Can Wear Out on Shabbat
Where's the line between something you wear and something you carry? This section covers weapons, nailed sandals, and rings, and why the same ring can be jewelry for one person and a burden for another. It then lists the ornaments women may not wear out for fear they'll be removed and carried, along with a few things that are allowed, from hair threads to medical bandages.
18 Oct 2026
Hilchot Shabbat - פרק י״ח (ב)
Perek י״ח (ב): Hides, Living Things, and Half-Measures
We finish the list of Shiurim with parchment and paper, then ask whether carrying a living creature counts as carrying. Why is a live adult exempt, while an animal or a bound person is not? The section closes with the rules of intent and partial amounts: when something saved for planting or medicine needs no minimum, and what happens if you carry out half a Shiur twice.
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