Tahara/Tum'a

• Tahara/Tum'a
  • Introduction to Tahara/Tum'a
  • Introduction to Tahara/Tum'a
  • Tum'a: Causes
    • Tum'a: Animals
    • Tum'a: Animals
    • Tum'a: Bathroom
    • Music in the Bathroom
    • Reading Material in the Bathroom
    • Tum'a: Books
    • Tum'a: Washing Hands and Books
    • Tum'a: Cemetery
    • Tum'a above Cemetery
    • Tum'a within Cemetery
    • Cemetery Blessings
    • Tum'a: Contact with Dead Non-Jew
    • Tum'a: Contact with Dead Non-Jew
    • Tum'a: Cohen Touching Dead Non-Jew
    • Tum'a: Cohen and Non-Jewish Cemetery
    • Tum'a: Cohen Flying on Plane Carrying a Body
    • Tum'a: Food
      • Tum'a: Food Overnight
      • Tum'a: Leaving Cut Produce Uncovered Overnight
      • Tum'a: Wet/Dry Fruit/Food
      • Tum'a: Wet Food Normally Eaten by Hand
      • Tum'a: Handwashing for Bread
    • Tum'a: Hair
    • Tum'a: Hair Cutting: Washing Afterward
    • Tum'a: Holy Items
    • Tum'a: Bringing Holy Items into Area of Impurity
    • Tum’a: Hospitals
    • Tum'a: Hospitals: Cohen Visiting Wife
    • Tum'a: Nails
      • Tum'a: Nail Clipping
        • Tum'a: Nail Clipping: Timing
        • Fingernails and Toenails on Same Day
        • Tum'a: Nail Clipping: Order
        • Cutting Fingernails and Toenails in Special Order
        • Tum'a: Nail Clipping: Disposal
        • Tum'a: Putting Nail Clippings Down Toilet or Drain
        • Tum'a: Burning Nail Clippings
        • Tum'a: Burying Nail Clippings
        • Tum'a: Nail Clipping: Washing Afterward
    • Tum'a: Non-Jews
    • Tum'a: Non-Jews
    • Tum'a: Patient Revival
    • Retroactive Tum'a
    • Tum'a: Prayer
    • Prayer: Blessing near Tum'a
    • Tum'a: Shoes
    • Tum'a: Leather Shoes and Washing
    • Tum'a: Leather or Synthetic Shoes
    • Tum'a: Sleeping
    • Tum'a: Sleeping more than 30 Minutes
    • Tum'a: Missing Opportunity To Say Blessing
    • Tum'a: Walking before Handwashing
    • Tum'a: Food Under Bed When Sleeping
    • Tum'a: Toilet
    • Tum'a: Toilet
    • Tum'a: Touching Body Parts
    • Tum'a: Touching with Finger
    • Tum'a: Scratching your Head
    • Tum'a: Touching Body Parts after Saying HaMotzi
    • Tum'a: Transferring to Another Person
    • Tum'a: Transferring Tum'a to Another Person
    • Tum'a: Uncovered Water
    • Tum'a: Water Uncovered Overnight
  • Tum'a: Removal
    • Tum'a: Removal: General Concepts
      • What Removes Tum'a
      • Minimum Amount of Water To Remove Tum'a
      • Tum'a and Snow
      • What Does Not Remove Tum'a
      • Tum'a and Moist Towelette
      • Tum'a and Dirt, Ashes, Sand
    • Tum'a: Removal: How To Wash Hands
      • Handwashing for Tum'a: General Concepts
      • Tum'a and Drying Hands before Handwashing
      • Tum'a and From What To Pour
      • Minimum Amount of Hand Coverage
      • Tum'a and Which Hand To Wash First
      • Tum'a and Pouring Backhanded
      • Tum'a and Hot Water
      • Tum'a and Where To Wash
      • Handwashing: One-Time Method
        • One-Time Method: When To Wash
        • When To Use the One-Time Handwashing Method
        • One-Time Method: How To Wash
        • How To Wash Hands the One-Time Method
        • Drying Hands after Washing for Bread
      • Handwashing: Three-Times Method
        • Three-Times Method: When To Wash
        • When To Use the Three-Times Method
        • Three-Times Method: How To Wash
        • How To Wash Hands Using the Three-Times Method
      • Tum'a: Removal: Washing Cup
      • Tum'a: Washing Cup Spout
      • Tum'a: Squeeze Bottle as Washing Cup
      • Tum'a: Removal: Washing Water
      • Tum'a: Evaporated Washing Water
      • Tum'a: Reusing Washing Water
      • Tum'a: Praying if No Water for Handwashing
    • Tum'a: Removal: Toveling (Tevila)
      • Tum'a: Removal: Mikva
        • Mikva in Nature
          • Mikva in Nature: General Concepts
          • Mikva in Nature: Rabbinic Guidance
          • Mikva in Nature: Source of Water
          • Mikva in Nature: Measurements
          • Lake as Mikva
          • Lakes or Ponds as Mikva
          • Ocean as Mikva
          • Oceans as Mikva
          • Rainwater as Mikva
          • Rainwater as Mikva
          • River as Mikva
          • Rivers as Kosher Mikva
          • Hot Springs as Mikva
          • Spring as Mikva
          • Spring as Mikva
      • Tum'a: Removal: Toveling: Person
      • Impurity that Mikva Does Not Remove
      • Tum'a: Removal: Toveling: Utensils
        • Toveling: Utensils: Parts
        • Toveling: Utensils: Stickers
        • Toveling: Utensils: Electrical Cord or Heater
        • Toveling: Lid
        • Toveling a Disposable Aluminum Pan
        • Toveling: Utensils: Mixed Materials
        • Toveling: Mixed Materials
        • Toveling: Utensils: Kasher or Tovel First?
        • Toveling: Utensils: Kasher or Tovel First?
        • Toveling: Utensils: Jews and Non-Jews
        • Giving a Toveled Utensil to another Jew
        • Giving a Toveled Utensil to a Non-Jew for Repair
        • Toveling: Utensils: Borrowing Back Un-Toveled Utensils from Non-Jew