LAWS OF NIDAH RABBI YITZCHAK ABADI |. fa woman sees ay bloody emission, (see #16 below), even the smallest drop, she is corsdered Nidoh, and she is required to ‘count seven dean days and immerse in a Milveh Both, a5 will be ‘expand below: VESSET 2, There are two periods of time when a woman is prohibited {om having relations with her husband ~ even f she has not seen 4 bloody ‘emission, These two time periods are called Yom Ho'vesset. Based on the woman's cycle, its posible that she wil have an emission during these periods of time, 3, There are two categories of Yom HavVeset. One is Yor HotChedesh, The second is called Yorn Ha'Hoflagah, 4. Yom Ho\Chodesh is the day of the month ypon which the woman began her last period Iti ikstrated by the following ‘example. a woman saw blood on the third day of Nisan, then the thi day of lyr (which i the next Hebrew month) s her Yom H'Chodesh and she is prohibited to her husband on that dy. '. Yom Ha'Haflagoh is determined by the number of days between the onset of periods. If for example, the woman had an emsion ‘onthe fist day of Nisan, and then had an emission on the twenty- fith day of Nisan, she has a cycle of twenty-five days. (The frst and the lst days are incuded in the court). Ths & her Vesset Ha'Haflogch. Based upon this count, she is to count forward 2 aa mba vray pm aan Aypee NEW THD WOR OT AAT TWN x mppa trav opi T vapod row AT mY away 192 Noo nN dyad AOR DRAW OWT Ww vr 2 mene yor PVR dw OPA RIM PAY AN -novT OY NYP AM ON ANIA TWX wn py om oaBr ew O99) NOW Ora a -mabona or AREA TNR OVER OX WI. WTA OF 7 wr 3 yw 1x JOR WN? "2 BY dwDY AA aioya by TOK RT MN bp A> paun Ow wrrs mIsnA OF A Ao mePD TA PA AMMA TN Ps rine >°nx Jor) wTMnY “8 OMY ANA Ox PUD? mrwy) no ny wn yoR wand AD Oy Ai mt vey saan nov NP AN oP wontwenty-five days, with the tweny-ith of Nisan a5 the fst day, 10 determine the day on which she is protibted to her husband. In this example, that day would be the nineteenth of lar which isthe wenty-ffty day. This represents a day upon which, based on her ye, she might begin her period (6. On the days of Yom Ha Vesser referred to in paragraphs 4 and, luring which the woman s prohibited to her husband, the woman i required to perform a single inspection. Even @ the inspection shows ‘0 sign of blood, she tl protibited to her husband for that day. 7. The Yor Hoeset is lmted to the day onty or the night only “Therefore, fhe last period began during the day, then Yorn HoVesset forthe current month is during the day only, The woman i permitted tober husband during the night before and during the right following Non the other hand, the last period began during the night, then Yar Hesse forthe current month is during the night nly. The woman ' permited to her husband during the day preceding hat right and curing the day attr that ight. 8. Yam He'Hojlagah applies only i the pat two periods began inthe same segment ie, both during the day, or both durig the night. ths [not the case, then the woman need not concer here wth Yor Ha'Heflagoh, and must only consider Yom Fia'Chodesh 9. Aslong as a woman has not deterrined Yam HaYVesset, whereby she has tee consecutive ores of exact the same length and foceurrence, i, day oF right, then she must count both the Yom Ha'Ohodesh and Yar Heep, ve opm oY vom OMwy jou wind A> OVD nba by AMOR wR OY A> PWN BMW HR (BY IMD TRAN NOD abyad AON nom OF oANpIW ban oA Tpran OX OD LOY AMINA AN APA ATE oy Way°w AW AMOK wT AMPA Dx TT AY we OY WIPE NOW OT mam) ova ANON NOT NK BY PA NAN TN ren ti Aby9a ANY ORD TARY WW PaDbw Abra eran ww vapbw ova minin Absa aOR mma neon wy nna’ Pre mabonA nov A Dr Wk OF3 BMW RK wT My pe YT ord xox maband now ane wx? ox abso vaba vm how oY amyy> nymp AKA PRU Pr 9D RODIN ROT IR YIP TOI] ODD 2 ARNW WHAT amabom win no’10. Once the woman has set a time period based upon three consecutive oes of exactly the sae length and occurence, she 0 lager obligated to count according to these methods. lnstead she 's prohibited to her husband on the day or night she expects her peti, 11. The prohibition for Yorn Hasse relates to relations only. Al ther aces (dscused below) are alowed, 12. As noted above, the woman is obligated to examine hese on these days. However, once the Yom Hia'Vesst passed and the woman fled to examine hers, she i sil permitted to her husband without any further inspection, slong as she has nc sen any emison, 1. Any bloody emission which is red, redish or black renders the woman Neda 14. Any emission which is any other color, and isnot close to red, does rot make the woman Nida, 15. A newly married woman shouid accustom herself to having 2 ‘quailed Rabbi examine stains caused by her emissons. 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