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Tractate Eruvin

Mishnah Eruvin, the thirteenth tractate of Seder Moed, extends the laws of Shabbat by regulating movement and sharing a courtyard. It has 10 chapters and 96 mishnayot.
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Eruvin – Chapter 1

The minimum dimensions of the crossbeam (lechi) that validates an eruv over an alleyway.

Eruvin – Chapter 2

Building the side-posts that allow an alleyway to be symbolically closed off.

Eruvin – Chapter 3

The materials and conditions required to establish a valid eruv.

Eruvin – Chapter 4

The case of a person taken outside the Shabbat boundary against their will.

Eruvin – Chapter 5

The methods for extending the permitted travel boundary on Shabbat (techum).

Eruvin – Chapter 6

The rules for a resident sharing a common courtyard with others.

Eruvin – Chapter 7

The case of a window connecting two dwellings for eruv purposes.

Eruvin – Chapter 8

How to establish a joint eruv among the residents of a shared courtyard.

Eruvin – Chapter 9

Rooftops considered as a single domain for carrying purposes.

Eruvin – Chapter 10

Rescuing phylacteries and other items in an emergency on Shabbat.

Frequently asked questions: Tractate Eruvin

How many chapters and mishnayot are in tractate Eruvin?

Tractate Eruvin has 10 chapters and 96 mishnayot.

When is tractate Eruvin studied in Mishnah Yomit?

In Mishnah Yomit, tractate Eruvin will be studied from October 22, 2028 to December 8, 2028, two mishnayot a day.

Are there video classes on tractate Eruvin?

Yes: 96 of the 96 mishnayot of tractate Eruvin have a video class, by Rav Reuven Spolter.

What is tractate Eruvin about?

Mishnah Eruvin, the thirteenth tractate of Seder Moed, extends the laws of Shabbat by regulating movement and sharing a courtyard. It has 10 chapters and 96 mishnayot.

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