Tractate Chullin
Mishnah Chullin, the forty-third tractate of Seder Kodashim, governs the ritual slaughter of non-sacred animals and the resulting dietary laws. It has 12 chapters and 74 mishnayot.
Chullin - Chapter 1 All may slaughter, and the conditions for valid ritual slaughter.
Chullin - Chapter 2 One who slaughters, and the various cases of disqualification.
Chullin - Chapter 3 All the flaws and illnesses that render an animal unfit (treifah).
Chullin - Chapter 4 An animal that had a difficult birth, and the status of its offspring.
Chullin - Chapter 5 The prohibition of slaughtering an animal and its offspring on the same day.
Chullin - Chapter 6 Covering the blood after slaughter.
Chullin - Chapter 7 The sciatic nerve (gid hanasheh) and its prohibition.
Chullin - Chapter 8 All meat, and the prohibition of mixing meat and milk.
Chullin - Chapter 9 The hide and the broth, and the transmission of impurity.
Chullin - Chapter 10 The foreleg, jaw, and maw given to the priest.
Chullin - Chapter 11 The first shearing given to the priest.
Chullin - Chapter 12 Sending away the mother bird (shiluach haken).
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