Islamic and Jewish dietary laws compared
... Theoretically, in the unlikely event that a minor or insane Jew slaughters an animal, the Shechita would be considered valid after-the-fact if the proper technique was used [Maimonides 2:12 and commentaries ad loc]. The strictness of Dhabi•a's requirement regarding an "adult, sane" slaughterer is un ...
... Theoretically, in the unlikely event that a minor or insane Jew slaughters an animal, the Shechita would be considered valid after-the-fact if the proper technique was used [Maimonides 2:12 and commentaries ad loc]. The strictness of Dhabi•a's requirement regarding an "adult, sane" slaughterer is un ...
CBD-Kashrut-policy-5.. - Congregation Beth David
... that the organization’s purpose is: “the advancement of the cause of Judaism in America and the maintenance of Jewish tradition in its historical continuity, to assert and establish loyalty to the Torah and its historical exposition, and to further the observance of the Sabbath and the dietary laws. ...
... that the organization’s purpose is: “the advancement of the cause of Judaism in America and the maintenance of Jewish tradition in its historical continuity, to assert and establish loyalty to the Torah and its historical exposition, and to further the observance of the Sabbath and the dietary laws. ...
Kosher Foods
... in its mother’s milk.” in Ex 23,19 and 34,26 and in Dt 14,12. This threefold statement is interpreted by rabbis as three independent prohibitions, in other words the prohibition of eating, using and cooking milk products together with meat. In practice this not only means a ban on mixing meat and mi ...
... in its mother’s milk.” in Ex 23,19 and 34,26 and in Dt 14,12. This threefold statement is interpreted by rabbis as three independent prohibitions, in other words the prohibition of eating, using and cooking milk products together with meat. In practice this not only means a ban on mixing meat and mi ...
Bringing It Home - Kashrut
... 2. Eating includes the obvious, like cheeseburgers (which are, of course, prohibited), as well as waiting between eating meat and eating dairy so that the food is digested first. ...
... 2. Eating includes the obvious, like cheeseburgers (which are, of course, prohibited), as well as waiting between eating meat and eating dairy so that the food is digested first. ...
File - Alan Karam
... "No. Alcoholic beverages let us savor the moment, especially wine when reciting rituals like Kiddush during Shabbat prayers." There can be anything from wine, beers, and or whiskey the Jewish people can happily drink while savoring the moment with other fellows at the table. How difficult is it to b ...
... "No. Alcoholic beverages let us savor the moment, especially wine when reciting rituals like Kiddush during Shabbat prayers." There can be anything from wine, beers, and or whiskey the Jewish people can happily drink while savoring the moment with other fellows at the table. How difficult is it to b ...
The Laws of Kashrut
... Dairy Products – kosher, but it depends on how they are processed and handled! There are some rabbis who require an extra certification for milk. No blood can be consumed! - all animals must have blood drained. Eggs from a kosher animal are kosher, but they must be unfertilized (no blood) ...
... Dairy Products – kosher, but it depends on how they are processed and handled! There are some rabbis who require an extra certification for milk. No blood can be consumed! - all animals must have blood drained. Eggs from a kosher animal are kosher, but they must be unfertilized (no blood) ...
File
... The Torah prohibits cruelty to animals. We must not remove the limb of an animal while it is still alive (a common practice, prior to refrigeration). When we slaughter an animal, it must be done with the least possible pain; there is a special knife that is so sharp that even the slightest nick in ...
... The Torah prohibits cruelty to animals. We must not remove the limb of an animal while it is still alive (a common practice, prior to refrigeration). When we slaughter an animal, it must be done with the least possible pain; there is a special knife that is so sharp that even the slightest nick in ...
Keeping Kosher
... These restrictions include the flesh, organs, milk and any by-products Only animals that chew their cud and have cloven hooves are kosher. These prohibitions derive from specific instructions in the Torah. These instructions were then interpreted, expanded and modified by rabbis as Jews encountered ...
... These restrictions include the flesh, organs, milk and any by-products Only animals that chew their cud and have cloven hooves are kosher. These prohibitions derive from specific instructions in the Torah. These instructions were then interpreted, expanded and modified by rabbis as Jews encountered ...
Agriprocessors
Agriprocessors was the corporate identity of a slaughterhouse and meat-packaging factory based in Postville, Iowa, best known as a facility for the glatt kosher processing of cattle, as well as chicken, turkey, duck, and lamb. Agriprocessors' meat and poultry products were marketed under the brand Iowa Best Beef. Its kosher products were marketed under various labels, including Aaron’s Best, Shor Habor, Supreme Kosher and Rubashkins.The firm was founded and owned by Aaron Rubashkin, who purchased the meat-packing facility in 1987, and managed by two of his sons, Sholom Rubashkin and Heshy Rubashkin. Eventually it became the largest kosher meat-packing plant in the United States.Agriprocessors faced accusations of mistreatment of cattle, pollution, and a series of alleged violations of labor law. In May 2008, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) staged a raid of the plant, and arrested nearly 400 illegal immigrant workers. Agriprocessors plants stopped operating in October 2008, and the firm filed for bankruptcy on November 5 of the same year. Sholom Rubashkin as the highest ranking day-to-day corporate officer was charged with federal financial fraud and sentenced to 27 years in prison in June 2010. The Agriprocessors plant was bought at auction in July 2009 by SHF Industries and has resumed production under the new name Agri Star.