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FIVE INUYIM

1) Significance -

What is the significance of the number 5 in this context?

1. Yosef Da'as to Yoma 76:p2, ד"ה הני חמשה

EATING

2) Definition -

Does Yom Kippur atone for one who violates Yom Kippur? What stage of the eating process makes one liable for transgressing Inuy?

OTHER 4 INUYIM

3) Severity -

Are the other four Inuyim (other than eating and drinking) mid'Oraisa or mid'Rabanan? If they are mid'Oraisa, why are there certain exceptions?

4) For the Sick -

What degree of sickness permits one to wash, anoint, or wear leather shoes on Yom Kippur?

WASHING

5) When Not for Pleasure -

May one wash to remove dirt? What about to remove sweat?

6) Before Tefilah -

May one who usually washes his hands before any Tefilah, do so on Yom Kippur?

7) A Kalah -

Nowadays, may a Kalah (a new bride) wash her face on Yom Kippur?

ANOINTING

8) Other Prohibitions -

The Inuy of "Sichah" on Yom Kipur is derived from a Pasuk that compares anointing to drinking (Yoma 76b). Does this apply to other prohibitions as well - for example, may one wash with soap made from forbidden animal fat?

SHOES

9) Non-Leather -

What is the source for permitting non-leather footwear?

10) Meaning -

What do shoes represent, and what is the significance of removing them?

OTHER INUYIM

11) Voluntary Inuy -

Do we afflict ourselves in other ways?

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