May one enter a permanent bathroom to urinate while holding tefillin in one's hand?
Synopsis
When tefillin are held in the hand (wrapped in garment, against the heart), one may enter a permanent bathroom to urinate. Debate centers on whether 'in hand' alone suffices or requires the garment as well.
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