תוכן החיבור ד׳Overview of Mishneh Torah Contents 4
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Halacha 1א׳
ספר נשים
BOOK OF WOMEN
Halacha 2ב׳
הלכותיו חמש, וזה הוא סידורן: הלכות אישות, הלכות גירושין, הלכות ייבום וחליצה, הלכות נערה בתולה, הלכות סוטה.
Its groups of laws are five in the following order: laws concerning marriage; laws concerning divorce; laws concerning levirate marriage and concerning formal release from the obligation to contract such a union; laws concerning virgin maidens; laws concerning a married woman suspected (by her husband) of infidelity.
Halacha 3ג׳
הלכות אישות. יש בכללן ארבע מצוות – שתי מצוות עשה, ושתי מצוות לא תעשה; וזה הוא פרטן: (א) לישא אישה בכתובה וקידושין; (ב) שלא תיבעל אישה בלא כתובה וקידושין; (ג) שלא ימנע שאר כסות ועונה; (ד) לפרות ולרבות ממנה.
LAWS CONCERNING MARRIAGE. These comprise four precepts, of which two are affirmative precepts and two are negative precepts. The following are their details: 1) To wed by means of a marriage-contract (Kethubah) and sacramental ritual (Kiddushin); 2) Not to cohabit with a woman in the absence of a marriage-contract and sacramental ritual; 3) Not to withhold from a wife, her board, raiment and fulfilment of conjugal duty; 4) To be fruitful and multiply by cohabiting with her.
Halacha 4ד׳
הלכות גירושין. יש בכללן שתי מצוות: (א) מצות עשה, והוא שיגרש המגרש בספר; (ב) שלא יחזיר גרושתו משנישאת.
LAWS CONCERNING DIVORCE. These comprise two precepts. The first is an affirmative precept, namely, that one who divorces (his wife) shall divorce her with a written document. The second precept is that he shall not take back the divorced woman as his wife, after she had been married to another man.
Halacha 5ה׳
הלכות ייבום וחליצה. יש בכללן שלוש מצוות – שתי מצוות עשה, ואחת מצות לא תעשה; וזה הוא פרטן: (א) לייבם; (ב) לחלוץ; (ג) שלא תינשא יבמה לאיש זר עד שתסור רשות היבם מעליה.
LAWS CONCERNING LEVIRATE MARRIAGE AND FORMAL RELEASE FROM THE OBLIGATION OF ENTERING INTO SUCH A UNION. These comprise three precepts, of which two are affirmative precepts, while one is a negative precept. These, in detail, are as follows: 1) to marry the widow of a deceased brother who left no surviving issue; 2) that, if the brother is not willing to enter into such a union, he shall release the widow by a formal refusal in accordance with the prescribed ritual; 3) that she shall not marry another man till the levirate obligation has been removed.