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Items that are designated to be used for a mitzvah on the onset of Shabbat and can't be used for that mitzvah on Shabbat are considered to be ''absolutely muktzeh''. | Items that are designated to be used for a mitzvah on the onset of Shabbat or Yom Tov and can't be used for that mitzvah on Shabbat are considered to be ''absolutely muktzeh''. | ||
==Sukkah Decorations== | ==Sukkah Decorations== | ||
# Sukkah decorations are designated to be used to beautify the sukkah during the entire holiday of Sukkot and may not be used during Sukkot or Shemini Aseret.<ref>Gemara Shabbat 45a, Beitzah 30b, Sukkah 10a, Rambam (Sukkah 6:16), | |||
#Sukkah decorations are designated to be used to beautify the sukkah during the entire holiday of Sukkot and may not be used during Sukkot or Shemini Aseret.<ref>Gemara Shabbat 45a, Beitzah 30b, Sukkah 10a, Rambam (Sukkah 6:16), Shulchan Aruch 638:2</ref> | |||
#If one stipulated before the first day of Yom Tov<ref>Rama 638:2</ref> that one doesn't want to refrain from using the decorations during the onset of any day of Yom Tov the decorations aren't muktzeh.<ref>Beitzah 30b, Shulchan Aruch 638:2</ref> | |||
#If one just declared that one wants to eat the edible decorations when they fall, that is an ineffective stipulation. Yet, if one declares that one wants to eat the edible decorations at any time of the holiday, the stipulation is effective and the edible decorations aren't muktzeh.<ref>Shulchan Aruch 638:2</ref> | |||
#Some say that the ashkenazic minhag is not to make a stipulation to use the sukkah decorations that hang from the [[schach]].<ref>Rama 638:2</ref>However, others assume otherwise.<ref>Mishna Brurah 638:23 quoting some achronim</ref> | |||
#If one wants to use the decorations hanging from the walls, one should also make a stipulation just like the decorations hanging from the [[schach]]. <ref>Rama 638:2, Mishna Brurah 638:24</ref> | |||
#If one used a nice smelling flower or fruit as a decoration, one may smell the flower or fruit as long as one doesn't move it. Some say that one may not smell a [[Hadas]] if it is used as a decoration.<ref>Rama 638:2</ref> | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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[[Category:Shabbat]] | [[Category:Shabbat]] | ||
[[Category:Muktzeh]] | [[Category:Muktzeh]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Sukkot]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:54, 14 April 2020
Items that are designated to be used for a mitzvah on the onset of Shabbat or Yom Tov and can't be used for that mitzvah on Shabbat are considered to be absolutely muktzeh.
Sukkah Decorations
- Sukkah decorations are designated to be used to beautify the sukkah during the entire holiday of Sukkot and may not be used during Sukkot or Shemini Aseret.[1]
- If one stipulated before the first day of Yom Tov[2] that one doesn't want to refrain from using the decorations during the onset of any day of Yom Tov the decorations aren't muktzeh.[3]
- If one just declared that one wants to eat the edible decorations when they fall, that is an ineffective stipulation. Yet, if one declares that one wants to eat the edible decorations at any time of the holiday, the stipulation is effective and the edible decorations aren't muktzeh.[4]
- Some say that the ashkenazic minhag is not to make a stipulation to use the sukkah decorations that hang from the schach.[5]However, others assume otherwise.[6]
- If one wants to use the decorations hanging from the walls, one should also make a stipulation just like the decorations hanging from the schach. [7]
- If one used a nice smelling flower or fruit as a decoration, one may smell the flower or fruit as long as one doesn't move it. Some say that one may not smell a Hadas if it is used as a decoration.[8]
