How frequently must a husband fulfill his conjugal obligation (onah) based on his occupation?
Synopsis
The Torah mandates conjugal relations on a schedule determined by a husband's occupation. The Mechaber codifies six categories with different intervals. Commentators clarify which category applies to Torah scholars and wealthy idlers.
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