Daf Yomi for Women - Hadran

Introduction to Masechet Bekhorot with Dr. Ayelet Hoffman Libson

Introduction to Masechet Bekhorot

Chullin 142 - Siyum Masechet Chullin - Shabbat September 19, 8 Tishrei

Hadran Ceremony Text

Chullin 141 - September 18, 7 Tishrei

Chullin 140 - September 17, 6 Tishrei

Study Guide The Gemara explains that the word "tzipor" includes only kosher birds, excluding non-kosher birds from the commandment of shiluch haken. Four additional ver

Chullin 139 - September 16, 5 Tishrei

Ravina derives from "shaleach teshalach" that a kosher bird that killed a human, before it is convicted, it is exempt from shiluach haken because one is commanded to brin

Chullin 138 - September 15, 4 Tishrei

Reconciling Rav's two rulings on the required fleece yield, where he states "a mane and a half" (mane v'pras) in one context and "sixty" in another, the Gemara explains t

Chullin 137 - September 14, 3 Tishrei

Study Guide The obligation of reshit ha'gez (first shearing) applies exclusively to sheep. Although the Gemara initially suggests a gezeira shava comparing "gez" in Deu

Chullin 136 - 2nd Day of Rosh Hashana - September 13, 2 Tishrei

Study Guide

Chullin 135 - 1st Day of Rosh Hashana - September 12, 1 Tishrei

Chullin 134 - September 11, 29 Elul

Chullin 133 - September 10, 28 Elul

Rav Chisda's requirement for complete mastery of all twenty-four priestly gifts is rejected based on Rabbi Simeon's standard: any kohen who acknowledges the validity of t

Chullin 132 - September 9, 27 Elul

The eligibility of a Kohen's daughter (kohenet) to receive priestly gifts (matanot) is disputed between Rava (forbidding) and Ulla (permitting), reflecting a broader Tann

Chullin 131 - September 8, 26 Elul

Rav Chisda rules that anyone who destroys or eats priestly gifts (zero'a, lechayayim, keva) prior to distribution is exempt from financial restitution, whether derived fr

Chullin 130 - September 7, 25 Elul

The Mishna rules that the priestly gifts of the foreleg, cheeks, and abomasum (zeroa, lechayayim, v'keiva) apply both in the Land of Israel and abroad, during the Temple

Chullin 129 - September 6, 24 Elul

A braita rules that if one cuts an olive-bulk of flesh from a limb attached to a living animal, designating it for food only after cutting renders it pure, whereas design

Chullin 128 - Shabbat September 5, 23 Elul

Chullin 127 - September 4, 22 Elul

A braita discusses whether a sea-mouse transmits impurity—that is, whether the word "mouse" includes a sea-mouse. Within that discussion, it also addresses a mouse that i

Chullin 126 - September 3, 21 Elul

The Gemara continues analyzing Rava's attempt to prove that "touch" (maga) can include tent-impurity (ohel) based on Rabbi Yosi's ruling regarding bed frames and window b

Chullin 125 - September 2, 20 Elul

The Mishna distinguishes between the marrow-bones (kulit) of a corpse or consecrated sacrifices of pigul and notar (kodashim) and those of a carcass (neveila) or a creepi

Chullin 124 - September 1, 19 Elul