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==Grama== | ==Grama== | ||
One who performs a melacha indirectly isn’t culpable and many Rishonim assume that it is totally permitted.<ref name="ftn24"> Gemara Shabbos 120b, Tosfos Beitzah 22b s.v. vehamistapek, Rama 334:22</ref> There is a dispute as to what is considered indirectly in order to exempt one from melacha. Some say that any action which will cause a melacha to occur at a later point is considered grama.<ref name="ftn25"> See Yabia Omer 10:26, Shemirat Shabbos Kehilchata (Introduction 1:26)</ref> Others explain that an action is only considered grama if it is disconnected physically and temporally from the process that eventually causes the melacha to occur.<ref name="ftn26"> B’ikvei HaTzoan Siman 7 explaining the opinion of Rav Soloveitchik</ref> | One who performs a melacha indirectly isn’t culpable and many Rishonim assume that it is totally permitted.<ref name="ftn24"> Gemara Shabbos 120b, Tosfos Beitzah 22b s.v. vehamistapek, Rama 334:22</ref> There is a dispute as to what is considered indirectly in order to exempt one from melacha. Some say that any action which will cause a melacha to occur at a later point is considered grama.<ref name="ftn25"> See Yabia Omer 10:26, Shemirat Shabbos Kehilchata (Introduction 1:26)</ref> Others explain that an action is only considered grama if it is disconnected physically and temporally from the process that eventually causes the melacha to occur.<ref name="ftn26"> B’ikvei HaTzoan Siman 7 explaining the opinion of Rav Soloveitchik</ref> | ||
==Zilzul Shabbat== | |||
''Zilzul Shabbat'': The Gemara Sanhedrin 46a describes a case in which the supreme court in Yerushalayim condemned a person who rode a horse on Shabbat. Even though technically, riding a horse on Shabbat is only a rabbinic prohibition, it is considered a serious infraction upon the sanctity of Shabbat.<ref>Rambam (Sanhedrin 24:4) codifies this.</ref> | |||
#For example, it is forbidden to watch television on Shabbat.<ref>See [[Electricity_on_Shabbat#Communication on Shabbat]]</ref> | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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[[Category:Shabbat]] | [[Category:Shabbat]] | ||
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