Family purity laws

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Family purity laws are a set of Jewish religious regulations governing marital intimacy and ritual purity, particularly around menstruation and immersion in a mikveh.

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instanceOf Jewish religious law ⓘ
halakhic concept ⓘ
religious purity law ⓘ
aimsTo maintain ritual purity in the family ⓘ
sanctify marital relations ⓘ
appliesTo Jewish couples ⓘ
married Jewish women ⓘ
associatedConcept laws of niddah ⓘ
mikveh ⓘ
tumah and taharah ⓘ
categoryWithinHalakha laws of family life ⓘ
laws of purity and impurity ⓘ
codifiedBy Rabbi Yosef Karo ⓘ
linked to: Yosef Karo
codifiedIn Shulchan Aruch, Yoreh Deah 183–200 (and related simanim) ⓘ
linked to: Shulchan Aruch
concerns menstruation ⓘ
ritual purity ⓘ
developedIn Talmud ⓘ
furtherElaboratedIn Shulchan Aruch ⓘ
Yoreh Deah ⓘ
hasHebrewName taharat hamishpacha ⓘ
hasReligiousSignificance concept of holiness in family life ⓘ
hasSocialImpact patterns of physical contact in marriage ⓘ
historicalOrigin ancient Israelite purity system ⓘ
includesPractice bedikah (internal checking) ⓘ
hefsek taharah (preliminary check ending bleeding) ⓘ
nighttime immersion ⓘ
seven clean days ⓘ
includesProhibition certain forms of physical affection during niddah ⓘ
sexual intercourse during niddah ⓘ
interpretedBy later halakhic authorities (poskim) ⓘ
involves immersion in a mikveh ⓘ
status of niddah ⓘ
languageOfTerm Hebrew ⓘ
legalCategory issur ve-heter (prohibitions and permissions) ⓘ
observanceRequires access to a mikveh ⓘ
observanceVariesBy Jewish denomination ⓘ
local custom (minhag) ⓘ
observedBy Orthodox Judaism ⓘ
many Conservative Jews to varying degrees ⓘ
regulates marital intimacy ⓘ
sexual relations between husband and wife ⓘ
religiousTradition Judaism ⓘ
requires abstinence during niddah ⓘ
counting of clean days ⓘ
separation of beds during niddah in many observant communities ⓘ
use of a kosher mikveh ⓘ
requiresIntention mitzvah observance ⓘ
sourceText Leviticus ⓘ
linked to: Book of Leviticus

Torah ⓘ

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