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  Dovid -12 years ago

  Sources?
  

  
  כבוד הרב שליט"א,
  
  אבוא בזה בבקשה לכבוד הרב אם יוכל להגיד בכל שיעור המקור שממנו נלקח ביאור המלאכה על פי חסידות? למשל, מהו המקור להביאור באיסור ליבון בשבת, כיון ששבת הו"ע תשובה עילאה? אם אפשר לפרט זה בכל שיעור, הי' הדבר לתועלת מרובה.

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  G -12 years ago

  Practical Questions
  The shuir did not address this common question: Can you wipe yourself with a towel upon exiting the mikvah? Often, they only have left in the mikvah wet towels previously used, may one use them to dry the body?
  
  
  
  Even if one brings their own towel, after drying the body it may be pretty yet and then the person carries the towel back home, either in his hands or he ties it around his waist. Is all this fine?
  
  
  
  How about “wringing” water out of the hair? When you dry your hair with the towel, does it not extract the water from the hair or the beard?
  
  
  
  Please advise on these questions.

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    Michale -12 years ago

    Re: Practical Questions
    What Rabbi Levi Wineberg talking about it is for Shabbat restrictions. As I know we don't go to a mikvah on Shabbat. All three your questions are concerning activities that must to be done before Shabbat.

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      Anonymous -12 years ago

      Re: Practical Questions
      Women go to the mikvah Friday night. Many men, especially in Chassidic communities, go every Shabbos Morning.

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