Blessings · Orach Chaim 196
Birkat HaMazon — Further Laws
9 questions · 28 opinions
May one recite a blessing (before or after eating) on a forbidden item?
5 opinions across 3 eras
Forbidden FoodsIf one ate a forbidden item b'shoggeg (unintentionally), may one recite birkat hamazon afterward?
3 opinions across 2 eras
Unintentional ConsumptionMay one recite a blessing on stolen grain that was ground, baked, and thereby acquired through shinui (change)?
3 opinions across 2 eras
Kinyan b'ShinuiMay one recite a blessing on forbidden food eaten under duress or in a life-threatening situation (sakkanat nefesh)?
3 opinions across 2 eras
Duress and DangerWhen three people eat together and one eats gentile bread (pat akum) while the others do not, may they combine for zimun?
4 opinions across 2 eras
Combining with One Who Eats …When a Kohen eating challah (terumah) and an Israelite eating gentile bread (pat akum) dine together, may they combine for zimun?
2 opinions across 2 eras
Kohen and Israelite with Mut…When three people are all under vows (nedarim) to one another prohibiting benefit from each other's food, may they combine for zimun?
3 opinions across 2 eras
Mudarim (Those Under Vows)When one diner eats meat and another eats dairy (milk), may they combine for zimun?
2 opinions
Meat and Dairy DinersIs a minimum of a kazayit (olive's volume) of bread required for a person to be counted toward a zimun?
3 opinions across 2 eras
Minimum Shiur for Combination