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Made changes to "what is forbidden". It's clear that only with a razor to the skin is forbidden; misparayim k'ein ta'ar is not clear even though the Shulchan Aruch seems to agree.. Need to cite page , seif.
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(Made changes to "what is forbidden". It's clear that only with a razor to the skin is forbidden; misparayim k'ein ta'ar is not clear even though the Shulchan Aruch seems to agree.. Need to cite page , seif.)
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# The prohibition is defined as cutting the hair that grows in front of one’s ear between one’s forehead and the area behind the ear. <Ref> Gemara Macot 20b writes that the prohibition of Hakafat HaRosh is to cut a straight line from the forehead to behind the ear. Rashi (Macot 20b D”H HaMishaveh) spells it out; hair doesn’t grow on the forehead, hair doesn’t grow behind one’s ear, but hair does grow in front of the ear, that’s the hair which is forbidden to round off. </ref>
# The prohibition is defined as cutting the hair that grows in front of one’s ear between one’s forehead and the area behind the ear. <Ref> Gemara Macot 20b writes that the prohibition of Hakafat HaRosh is to cut a straight line from the forehead to behind the ear. Rashi (Macot 20b D”H HaMishaveh) spells it out; hair doesn’t grow on the forehead, hair doesn’t grow behind one’s ear, but hair does grow in front of the ear, that’s the hair which is forbidden to round off. </ref>
# A women isn’t obligated in this mitzvah of Hakafat HaRosh. <Ref>S”A Y”D 181:6 </ref>
# A women isn’t obligated in this mitzvah of Hakafat HaRosh. <Ref>S”A Y”D 181:6 </ref>
===Which what is it forbidden?===
===What is forbidden?===
# It’s forbidden to cut the Peot HaRosh with a razor or a scissor close to the face (see further for how close). <Ref>See Tur and S”A 181:1. According to the Rambam it’s forbidden to cut the Peot HaRosh with a razor and it’s permissible to cut it with a scissor close to the face, however, the Rosh forbids cutting the Peot HaRosh even with a scissor close to the face, and that is also the opinion of Shulchan Aruch Y”D  181:1 </ref>
# It’s forbidden to cut the Peot HaRosh with a razor all the way to the skin. <Ref>See Tur and S”A 181:1. According to the Rambam it’s forbidden to cut the Peot HaRosh with a razor and it’s permissible to cut it with a scissor close to the face, however, the Rosh forbids cutting the Peot HaRosh even with a scissor close to the face, and that is also the opinion of Shulchan Aruch Y”D  181:1 </ref>
# It’s forbidden to cut any hair in the area of Peot HaRosh. <Ref>Even though the Rambam (Avoda Zara 12:6) writes that it’s only forbidden if one leaves less than 40 hairs, the Smag (quoted by Bet Yosef Y”D 181) holds that it’s forbidden to cut even 2 hairs. Therefore, S”A Y”D 181:9 rules that one may not cut any hairs of the Peot HaRosh. </ref>
# It’s forbidden to cut any hair in the area of Peot HaRosh. <Ref>Even though the Rambam (Avoda Zara 12:6) writes that it’s only forbidden if one leaves less than 40 hairs, the Smag (quoted by Bet Yosef Y”D 181) holds that it’s forbidden to cut even 2 hairs. Therefore, S”A Y”D 181:9 rules that one may not cut any hairs of the Peot HaRosh. </ref>
===How long to leave the hairs===
===How long to leave the hairs===
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