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The Navi says "If you refrain from trampling the Shabbat from pursuing your affairs on my holy day". <ref> Isaiah 58:13</ref> One should refrain from doing mundane activities on [[Shabbat]]<ref>In the introduction to masechet shabbat the Tiferet Yisrael provides three explanations as to why Uvda Dchol is assur | |||
#Any action which is similar to the 39 melachot is uvda dchol | |||
#Something which may lead to a melacha | |||
#Something which is a tircha yetira. | |||
Tosofot 143 chavit seems to imply that it is an inherent issur. | |||
Igrrot moshe OC,4:74 anything which during the week is done for a long duration of time even if now it is being done temporarily is uvda dchol.</ref> | |||
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The Navi says "If you refrain from trampling the Shabbat from pursuing your affairs on my holy day". [1] One should refrain from doing mundane activities on Shabbat[2]
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Here are some practical applications of uvda dchol:
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- ↑ Isaiah 58:13
- ↑ In the introduction to masechet shabbat the Tiferet Yisrael provides three explanations as to why Uvda Dchol is assur
- Any action which is similar to the 39 melachot is uvda dchol
- Something which may lead to a melacha
- Something which is a tircha yetira.