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Shabbos
Levi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked:
Why don't we say miktzas yom ki'kilo by shabbos or a tannes? For example:
If a man keeps shabbos for 5 minutes that should be enough?...or, if he
keeps a fast for 5 minutes he should also be enuough..miktzas yom ki'kilo?
Levi, Brooklyn NY
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The Kollel replies:
We only apply Miktzas ha'Yom k'Kulo to Halachos which pertain to *a* day;
not to Halachos that apply to a *particular* day. The logic for this is
obvious: after the Miktzas ha'Yom passes, even if it is considered as
though you have kept a full day of Shabbos, nevertheless the remaining part
of the day is still Shabbos.
D. Zupnik
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