יום ו', פרשת פנחס
Chulin 63
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- Summary of the Daf
- The Duchifas mentioned in the Torah is the wild peacock which brought the Shamir to Shlomo ha'Melech to be used for the building of the Beis ha'Mikdash.
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- Ameimar maintains that birds called Shaknoy and Bitnoy are permitted only in a place where the Peres and Ozniyah are not normally found.
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- The Racham mentioned in the Torah among the non-Kosher birds is the Sherakrak. If it sits on something and makes a noise that sounds like it is saying "Sherakrak," it is an indicator of impending rain.
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- Rav Chisda maintains that twenty-four types of non-Kosher birds are alluded to in the Torah.
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- Abaye maintains that the Da'ah mentioned in Sefer Vayikra among the list of non-Kosher birds, and the Ra'ah mentioned in Sefer Devarim, are synonymous. The same is true regarding the Ayah and Dayah.
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- According to Rebbi Avahu, the Da'ah, Ra'ah, Ayah, and Dayah are one and the same.
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- Rebbi says that since there are more non-Kosher animals than Kosher ones, the Torah lists the Kosher animals when it teaches what animals one may or may not eat. Since there are more Kosher birds than non-Kosher birds, the Torah lists the non-Kosher birds when it teaches what birds one may or may not eat.
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- A bird is considered Kosher if there is a tradition that it is eaten.
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- A hunter is believed with a claim that his teacher taught him that a certain bird is Kosher, but only if his teacher can identify the twenty-four non-Kosher birds and know their names.
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- One is permitted to buy bird eggs from a Nochri without concern that it came from a Neveilah or a Tereifah bird, as long as the Nochri asserts that it is an egg from a specific Kosher bird.
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