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# It is forbidden to emit a foul body odor <ref> Mishpatei Hashalom page 87 based on Gemara Sanhedrin 11a. </ref> or to scratch one’s wounds <ref> Mishpatei Hashalom page 87 based on Gemara Kiddushin 81 </ref> in the presence of others. | # It is forbidden to emit a foul body odor <ref> Mishpatei Hashalom page 87 based on Gemara Sanhedrin 11a. </ref> or to scratch one’s wounds <ref> Mishpatei Hashalom page 87 based on Gemara Kiddushin 81 </ref> in the presence of others. | ||
# One may not open or close windows, if it will cause others discomfort. <ref> Mishpatei Hashalom page 91. </ref> | # One may not open or close windows, if it will cause others discomfort. <ref> Mishpatei Hashalom page 91. </ref> | ||
# One may not cause another discomfort by saying a long [[ | # One may not cause another discomfort by saying a long [[Shmoneh Esrei]] directly behind someone who plans to sit down after being able to take his three steps back. <ref> Mishpatei Hashalom page 91 quoting the Yerushalmi [[Rosh Hashana]] 2:5 </ref> | ||
# It is prohibited to crowd around an ambulance when the ill person is being brought in, since it causes pain, fright and embarrassment to the family. <ref> Mishpatei Hashalom page 89. </ref> | # It is prohibited to crowd around an ambulance when the ill person is being brought in, since it causes pain, fright and embarrassment to the family. <ref> Mishpatei Hashalom page 89. </ref> | ||
# One may not embarrass another by asking him a question that he may not know the answer to. <ref> Shulchan Aruch CM 428:4 based on Gemara Bava Metzia 58b. </ref> A rabbi may do so under certain circumstances in order to sharpen his students. <ref> Mishpatei Hashalom page 89, Shulchan Aruch, Yoreh Deah 246:12, based on Bava Metzia 85a. </ref> | # One may not embarrass another by asking him a question that he may not know the answer to. <ref> Shulchan Aruch CM 428:4 based on Gemara Bava Metzia 58b. </ref> A rabbi may do so under certain circumstances in order to sharpen his students. <ref> Mishpatei Hashalom page 89, Shulchan Aruch, Yoreh Deah 246:12, based on Bava Metzia 85a. </ref> | ||
