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Chullin 51 - Shabbat June 20, 5 Tamuz
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- Daf Yomi for Women - Hadran
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- Jun 19, 2026
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- 2093
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Summary
A braita establishes the laws of a needle found in the thickness of the beit hakosot , ruling that a single-sided penetration is kosher while a complete perforation renders the animal a treifa . The presence of a drop of blood or a scab determines if the injury occurred before shechita . Internal organ crushing ( risuk evarim ) caused by falls is a treifa according to the Mishn a . Rav Huna rules that an animal left on a roof and subsequently found below is not assumed to have crushed organs, a principle the Gemara applies to a practical case involving Ravina's goat. Addressing a sheep with dragging hind legs, Rav Yeimar and Ravina debate whether the cause is common rheumatism or a severed spinal cord. Rav Huna, Rav Menashye, and Rav further delineate which specific impacts - such as goring rams, sheep handled by thieves, or direct blows from a stick - instigate a concern for internal trauma. Rav Nachman rules that the womb protects a fetus from organ crushing during birth, and three sources are brought to attempt to prove his ruling, but all proofs are rejected. Animals falling in a slaughterhouse are similarly not suspected of risuk evarim . The Gemara outlines the physical indicators of recovery for a fallen animal, establishing when a twenty-four-hour waiting period or an internal inspection of the body cavity is required. Shmuel addresses a bird that strikes the surface of the water, ruling it valid if it swims its body length. The Gemara evaluates various impact surfaces - including garments, nets, sifted ash, and different preparations of flax - to determine whether their specific textures and density buffer a fall or cause a treifa status.