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Preface:
The Purpose Of This Book

Foreword:
The Source Works for this Volume

Introduction:
The Proper Perspective on Yichud

Source Material:
Gaining The Necessary Background To Understand The Laws

Yichud — What, Where And With Whom

An Open Door — "Pesach Posuach"

"Ishto Meshamroso" — His Wife Guards Him

Common Yichud Situations

Transportation

Yichud At Work

Babysitting

Medical Personnel

Being Careful About Yichud

Inspiration

Glossary

The Laws of Yichud
Permissibility and Prohibition Regarding the Seclusion of a Man and Woman

Glossary

by: Rabbi N. D. Dubov

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Arayosprohibited relationships
Asoko Im Hanoshimlit. a man whose job is to work with women
Avak Lashon Haralit. the dust of Lashon Hara a secondary form of gossip
Baaloh B'irlit. husband in the city
Bar/Bas Mitzvahthe age of thirteen for a boy and twelve for a girl, the age at which they become obligated to keep the commandments
Bdievednot in the first instance, but as a secondary resort, usually in difficult circumstances
Bet DinCourt of law
Bnos Yisroelthe daughters of Israel
Chassida member of the Hasidic movement
ChazalOur Sages of blessed memory
Chinucheducation
Chosonbridegroom
Chuppah and Kiddushinmarriage according to Jewish law
Chuppas Niddaha wedding at which the bride is not ritually pure
Eretz Yisroelthe land of Israel
Ervaha woman with whom the Torah forbids a relationship
Ezras Noshimladies' section of the synagogue
Gehinnompurgatory
Gemaraa simile for the Talmud
Geulahredemption
Gera convert
HalachahJewish law
HashemG-d
Hechshera stamp of rabbinic approval
Heterpermissibility
Ishto Meshamrosolit. his wife guards him
Kallahbride
Kedushahholiness
Kedushas Yisroelthe holiness of the Jewish people
Kever Avosthe gravesite of one's ancestors
Klal Yisroelthe Jewish people
Kohanim Gedolimhigh priests
Lechatchilahin the first instance
Leshem Shomayimfor the sake of Heaven
Libo Gas Boha person with whom one has a warm and cordial relationship
Lifnim Mishuras Hadinbeyond the letter of the law
Maris Hoayinlit. what is seen to the eye; a rabbinic prohibition due to the fact that what is being done although in itself it is permissible appears to be a prohibited act
Middas Chassidusan act of piety
Midrabonona rabbinic prohibition
Mikveha ritual pool
Min-haToraha scriptural law
Mishnahthe earliest recorded Oral tradition written by Rabbi Yehudah HaNasi
MoshiachMessiah
Nachasjoy
Negiahtouching
Niddaha menstruant
Nisayona test or trial
Nshei Ubnos Yisroelthe women and daughters of Israel
Ohela mausoleum over the gravesite of a Tzaddik
Parutz(m.) / prutzah(.f)a person who does not keep the guidelines of modesty
Pesach Posuachan open door
Pikuach Nefeshto save a human life
Pirchei Kehunayoung priests
Poskimrabbinic authorities
Psak Dina rabbinic ruling
Reshus Horabima public domain
Sefer/seforimbook/s
Shaalahquestion to a Rabbi
Shalom BayisPeace in the home
Shechinahthe Divine Presence
Shidducha matched marriage
Shiura class
Shomer/ima guard/ guards
Shulchan Aruchthe Code of Jewish Law
Simchaha joyous occasion
Talmidei Chachamimscholars
Tzaddika righteous person
Tzniusmodesty
Yetzer Harathe evil inclination
Yichud midrabonona form of Yichud that is only prohibited rabbinically
Yom Tova festival

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