Parah

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Parah is a tractate of the Mishnah that deals with the laws of the red heifer and the ritual purification from corpse impurity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mishnah tractate
addresses rabbinic safeguards around impurity
stringencies in purity procedures
canonicalStatus part of the standard Mishnah corpus
category Jewish ritual purity laws
Temple-related laws
codifiedIn Mishnah NERFINISHED
discusses ashes of the red heifer
collection of ashes
corpse impurity
degrees of impurity
invalidating blemishes of the red heifer
laws of the red heifer
location of the burning of the red heifer
mixing ashes with living water
preparation of the red heifer
purification of those who handled corpses
purification of vessels from corpse impurity
qualification of the red heifer
sprinkling of purification water
who may perform the ritual
who may receive the sprinkling
focusesOn laws applicable when the Temple is standing
hasGemara Jerusalem Talmud NERFINISHED
no Babylonian Talmud Gemara
hasNumberOfChapters 12
hasTitleMeaning “cow” or “heifer” in Hebrew
language Mishnaic Hebrew NERFINISHED
mentions Israelites NERFINISHED
Kohanim NERFINISHED
Levites NERFINISHED
partOf Seder Taharot NERFINISHED
period Tannaitic period
primaryTopic red heifer
ritual purification from corpse impurity
relatedTo Tractate Mikvaot NERFINISHED
Tractate Nega’im NERFINISHED
Tractate Oholot NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Judaism
scripturalBasis Numbers 19 NERFINISHED
studiedIn kollel programs
yeshivot
textType halakhic
usesConcept chumra (stringency)
taharah (ritual purity)
tumat met (corpse impurity)

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Seder Tohorot hasTractate Parah