If figs or raisins that were muktze (set out to dry) became fully dry before bein hashemashos, but the owners were unaware — are they permitted on Shabbos?
Synopsis
If the muktze figs or raisins became fully fit before bein hashemashos even though the owners did not know, they are permitted, since the item itself was objectively ready and one's lack of awareness does not create muktze retroactively.
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