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Behadrei HaredimCulture

Rabbi Rules on Opening Stroller Canopy on Shabbat

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Rabbi Yigal Cohen, head of Yabia Omer institutions and a member of the Chief, discussed whether opening a stroller's canopy on Shabbat is permissible. The ruling addresses Shabbat laws concerning the creation of temporary tents. The discussion focused on the specific act of opening the stroller's canopy and its relation to these prohibitions.

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  • Rabbi Yigal Cohen addressed opening a stroller canopy on Shabbat.
  • The ruling concerns Shabbat laws about creating temporary tents.
  • Rabbi Cohen is head of Yabia Omer institutions.
  • He is also a member of the Chief.

Rabbi Yigal Cohen, head of the Yabia Omer institutions, addressed the halachic permissibility of opening a stroller's canopy on Shabbat, considering it potentially as creating a temporary tent. The question pertains to the laws of Shabbat concerning "temporary tents" and whether actions that might construct such a structure are forbidden.

Rabbi Cohen, who is also a member of the Chief, discussed this specific Shabbat law, focusing on the act of opening the stroller's canopy. The ruling clarifies the application of Shabbat prohibitions related to building or creating temporary shelters.

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