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Halacha For Today: 
 
Monday
January 18th 2010
3 Shvat 5770
 
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1) When using one stovetop for both food classes (which is OK, M'Ikar Hadin as we learned yesterday), the following guidelines must be followed:

 

·         The entire surface of the stovetop must be treated as anon kosher utensil and no food may be placed directly onto this surface.

 

·         If any food fell onto this surface while cooking or frying, it becomes prohibited to eat.

 

·         When cleaning any part of the stovetop it may not be done  together with or on top of any other kosher utensils, and separate cleaning gear are required to clean any part of the stovetop.

 

·         No utensils (e.g. a stirring spoon) that aren't totally dry on the bottom may be placed on a stovetop that is used for both food classes. (See Rama Yoreh Deah Siman 92:8 and Chochmas Adam 45:19. See also Shu"t Sh'eilas Ya'avetz Vol. 1 Siman 113)

 
 

2) It is a good idea to have a receptacle on the stovetop on which to rest any utensils being used in the cooking process, to avoid placing them directly on the stove.
 
 If a wet utensil was placed there by mistake, it may require Koshering and a Rav should be consulted. (See Shu"t Teshuvos V'Hanhagos Vol. 2 Siman 387)
 

Care must be taken at all times to keep this shared stovetop clean, especially after using it for frying food, where it is usual for splashing to happen all over the stovetop. (See Kaf HaChaim Yoreh Deah Siman 97:29. See also Taz Yoreh Deah 97:4)

      

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Reader Submitted Questions of interest on topics related to Halachos we covered, as well as other interesting topic and Answers. Taken from the Q & A pages on the Halacha For Today website.
 
Although the answers I give to questions are taken directly from the Sifrei HaPoskim, and aren't my own, they are  still for study purposes only, NOT for Psak Halacha.
 
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Reader's Question:

 

What is the Halacha regarding writing Pesukim from Tanach on a picture or piece of calligraphy. Can one write the whole Passuk or only excerpts?
    

Answer:

 

It is quite common to see framed works of Tehilim, Shir Hashirim  as well as  Eishes Chayil  (which is from Mishlei)etc. and this art is found in the finest of Jewish homes, so it is obviously an acceptable practice.
 
If possible, it's actually probably better  to write the  entire Pasuk, rather than half a pasuk , as there is a prohibition to write half Pesukim (See Talmud Megila 22a), which may possibly apply to art as well.
 
Rav Moshe Feinstein Zatzal in Igros Moshe Yoreh Deah Vol.  2 Siman 134 and 135 does seem to have an issue with placing  Pesukim, Tefilos etc. on calendars, announcements etc. in a way that it will be discarded or otherwise not treated with respect, but I do not think it would apply to a piece of art that will be displayed and not treated disrespectfully.
 
If, however, the name of Hashem is being written, it may be more  problematic.
 
For Halacha L'Ma'aseh a Rav should be consulted.


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