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משנה ברורה Mishnah Berurah

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עברית · Hebrew

(ז) שיאמר לאשה - ר"ל בתחלת הטוייה לבד .וה"ה אם האשה בעצמה אומרת שהיא טווה לשם ציצית דמהני וגם נאמנת על כך שאמרה משא"כ בעו"ג וחש"ו שאינם נאמנים .מומר לתיאבון שאין מטריח לעשות ציצית בבגדו מותר לטוות ומהימן כשאמר שטווה לשמה וכ"ש אם הוא עובר רק על שאר עבירות לתיאבון אבל מומר להכעיס אפיקורס הוא לכל התורה כולה ובודאי אדעתא דנפשיה עביד לכו"ע

English Translation

Say to the woman - Meaning, at the beginning of the spinning only. And similarly, if the woman herself says that she spun it for the sake of the mitzvah of ציצית it counts, and she is believed on what she said. As opposed to a non-Jew or a deaf-mute, insane person, or child who are not believed. A habitual sinner [who sins] due to his appetite (i.e. he succumbs to his temptations) who doesn't inconvenience himself to make ציצית for his own garment is allowed to spin [for others] and is believed when he says he spun it for the sake if the mitzvah... and certainly if he transgresses other sins only due to his appetite/temptation. But a habitual sinner [who transgresses] due to spite/insolence is a heretic regarding the whole Torah and certainly only does it for his own sake according to everyone.

English: Sefaria Community Translation · License: CC0. Translation source.

Hebrew text: Mishnah Berurah — six-volume PDF restoration. License: Original Mishnah Berurah Hebrew (public domain). Permanently stored on this website. HTML markup was removed and paragraphs were combined for display; the text was not intentionally edited. No scanned-page or audio text was copied.

Nikud / ניקוד: This Hebrew source is generally unvowelized. Full vowel marks have not been added or guessed automatically.

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