We already learned in Halocho# 107 that lending money to a Jew, and paying back a loan are both Mitzvot.
This year (5768 - ending on Rosh Hashana) is a Shmita year. During Shmita there's a Mitzva to suspend all land-related work.
This week's Parsha - Re'eh - teaches us that when Shmita ends, so does the ability to request payment of certain loans.
This does not apply to:
Source: Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 180:1, 3, 8, 9, 13
More about this tomorrow,
- Danny
Sunday, 23 Av 5768
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Halocho #154 - Loans after Shmita
Please daven for ESTHER DEVORA bat MINDEL RUTH - אסתר דבורה בת מינדל רות
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