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Midras uncleanness (Hebrew: טומאת מדרס) is one of the
forms of
ritual impurity in
Judaism which can be
transmitted by
either an
object or person. The term...
- woodlands, and
scrub that grow
naturally in the area.
Horvat Midras (Hebrew) or
Khirbet Midras (Arabic),
sometimes spelled Madras,
dated to the 10th century...
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Columbarium cave in
Hirbat Midras,
archaeological sites of Israel...
- (sacrifices). In the
realm of
tumah and
taharah law, the zav can
create a
midras and is
prohibited from
entering specific areas of the
Temple Mount. The...
- in
Dhahran City
including KFUPM clock tower as well as
Saudi Aramco's Al-
Midra Tower and King
Abdulaziz Center for
World Culture. However, the tallest...
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Mikveh Red
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HaTumah Midras Sources of
Impurity Keri
Niddah Tzaraath Zav
Zavah Corpse uncleanness Tumath...
- the
Judaean Mountains, and some also in Galilee.
Examples include:
Hurvat Midras, Tel Goded, Maresha,
Aboud and others. Near the end of the uprising, many...
- (menstruant) or
yoledet (postpartum), is in a
state of
major impurity, and
creates midras uncleanness by
sitting and
other activities (Leviticus 15:4, 15:9, 15:26)...
- main criterion. Additionally, some
rabbis advocated abstaining from the
midras of a niddah.
Rabbi Menachem Schneerson discouraged abstaining from any object...
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Formation Chalk Celestine,
gypsum Lower Dammam Formation Dukhan limestone,
Midra shale,
Rudjm Aid
limestone Palygorskite,
pyrite Middle Eocene Upper Dammam...
