Cong. Or Torah R’ Barry Robinson z’l Daf Yomi Shiur

The permissibility of slaughtering an animal in danger of death.

Exploring R’ Shimon’s opinion that shechita can cause the meat to be susceptible to tumah.

Clarifying the opinion of R’ Yehoshua and addressing questions of various levels of tumah for chullin watched at kodesh and teruma levels.

Explaining the view Reish Lakish according to Rav Zeira regarding a treifah that happens after the shechita begins. The differences between Jews and non-Jews on a finer point of אבר מן החי, and the susceptibility to tumah of meat under different circumstances.

Kavana for shechita and other non-kodesh purposes, and the Halachos of pausing during shechita. Discussing the authorship of the Mishna on 42B.

The machlokes Rav and Shmuel whether the requirement is one obvious or even many smaller cuts; chalada (burrowing); size of the knife; and whether shechita requires intent for non-sacrificial meat.

Continuing to discuss the machlokes between Levi Saba and R’ Yochanan - do we look at all of the shechita or only the end of the shechita, and asking from Parah Adumah and Korban Pesach.

Continuing to explain the Mishna: is half = half or is half = majority? And why does the Mishna teach us the rule of majority twice?

Discussing whether shechita of fowl is biblical or rabbinic in nature.

Finishing the sugya of temed, and a few mishnayos dealing with hilchos nashim and shabbos/havdallah. Mazel tov on finishing the first perek of Chullin! Starting the second perek exploring the source for shechita on the neck of the animal.

Discussing wood and metal utensils, almonds and “temed”

Comparing the red heifer and the decapitated heifer, differences between Kohanim and Leviim and between earthenware and other utensils.

Explaining the Tanna Kama regarding a bird Olah, discussing doves and pigeons, and nedarim fulfilled by items whose status is in doubt.

Continuing to discuss melika and the Halacha when the animal has a broken neck. Machlokes in a braisa regarding a bird Olah offering.

The sugya of Hagrama and explaining the machlokes in how to interpret our Mishna. And starting to explore the differences between melika and shechita.

Continuing the discussion of problematic knives and starting the discussion of hagrama - slaughtering outside the proper area of the upper trachea.

Continuing to explore the difference between items, never disconnected from the ground, and those items disconnected and reconnected. Explaining terminology of the Mishna הכל שוחטין ולעולם שוחטין ובכל שוחטין and the machlokes between R Yishmael and R Akiva, as well as the differences between certain flaws in the shechita knife and how to check them.

Continuing to discuss R’ Meir and R’ Yehuda regarding shechting or cooking inadvertently on Shabbos, and exploring the permissibility of different sharp objects for shechita.

Continuing to determine whether the Tanna Rabbi Yehudah is the source for Rav’s opinion that an animal slaughtered on Shabbos (unintentionally) is kosher but may not be eaten that same Shabbos day.

Shechita of a non-Jew, shechting at night, shechting on Shabbos and starting the sugya of hachana.

Discussing whether people involved in shechita are assumed to be experts, and the validity of a minor’s intent and action.

Continuing to bring proofs for rov (majority rule) from the Torah.

Machlokes between R’ Huna and R’ Chisda regarding a knife found to be problematic after shechita, and seeking the Biblical sources for chazaka and rov (majority).

The status of knives used for avodah zara and treifos, requirements for shochtim and rabbanim, the status of live and slaughtered animals and the difference between prohibited and dangerous items.

Finishing the story of R’ Pinchas Ben Yair and Hashem’s protection of tzaddikim and turning to a question about the validity of shechita with a red-hot knife.

Continuing the sugya of Hashem protecting the righteous from inadvertent transgressions.

Exploring possible support for Rav Anan and the permissibility of eating from an idolator’s shechita, and the psak of Rabban Gamliel and his Beis Din prohibiting shechita of a Cuthean.

Exploring the permissibility of meat slaughtered by a mumar (rebel) who desires nonkosher meat and a mumar for idolatry.

Chullin Daf 3 - the six-way machlokes regarding what the Mishna on 2a means.

Introduction to Masseches Chullin, and Chullin Daf 2, the apparent difficulties in the language of the Mishna, and the beginning of the six-way machlokes to explain what the Mishna means.

Daf Yomi from Cong. Or Torah in Skokie, IL. Maggid shiur: Howard Karesh

Daf Yomi from Cong. Or Torah in Skokie, IL. Maggid shiur: Howard Karesh

Daf Yomi from Cong. Or Torah in Skokie, IL. Maggid shiur: Howard Karesh

Daf Yomi from Cong. Or Torah in Skokie, IL. Maggid shiur: Howard Karesh

Daf Yomi from Cong. Or Torah in Skokie, IL. Maggid shiur: Howard Karesh

Daf Yomi from Cong. Or Torah in Skokie, IL. Maggid shiur: Howard Karesh