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#It is equally forbidden whether it is in Hebrew or any other language.<ref>Mishna Brurah 76:2</ref> | #It is equally forbidden whether it is in Hebrew or any other language.<ref>Mishna Brurah 76:2</ref> | ||
#It is forbidden to listen to a bracha or another dvar shebekedusha with intention to fulfill the mitzvah through [[Shomea Koneh]] while in the presence of someone dressed inappropriately.<ref>Mishna Brurah 75:29</ref> | #It is forbidden to listen to a bracha or another dvar shebekedusha with intention to fulfill the mitzvah through [[Shomea Koneh]] while in the presence of someone dressed inappropriately.<ref>Mishna Brurah 75:29</ref> | ||
#One should avoid performing mitzvot in a bathroom as doing so would be disgraceful, however, if there's no other option, such as giving someone who asks for tzedaka, it is permitted.<ref>Biur Halacha 588:2 s.v. shema quotes the Mateh Efraim that one shouldn't do any mitzvot in a disgraceful place such as a bathroom or in front of feces. He explains that either it is because since one needs | #One should avoid performing mitzvot in a bathroom as doing so would be disgraceful, however, if there's no other option, such as giving someone who asks for tzedaka, it is permitted.<ref>Biur Halacha 588:2 s.v. shema quotes the Mateh Efraim that one shouldn't do any mitzvot in a disgraceful place such as a bathroom or in front of feces. He explains that either it is because since one needs kavana for a mitzvah that is similar to think of Torah. Also, he says it is disgraceful to do mitzvot in a dirty a place. Dirshu 76:1 quotes Halichot Shlomo (Tefillah Dvar Halacha 2:36) who writes that this is only initially that one shouldn't do mitzvot in such a place but if one is going to miss the opportunity otherwise one can do the mitzvot there. Also, they quote Rav Chaim Kanievsky (Derech Emunah Maaser 9:51) that it only applies to a obligatory mitzvah, but a mitzvah that is optional can be done in a bathroom. Rav Nevinsal (on Biur Halacha 1:1) writes that shouldn't think about the six mitzvot temidiyot in the bathroom since it is disgraceful. (See also Bikkurei Yakov 644:1 who writes that performing any mitzvah requires Birchat Hatorah which is similar to the first explanation of the Biur Halacha.) </ref> | ||
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