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Chapter 87:11 Animals on Shabbos
11. A person, [on Shabbos], should not measure out the barley that he is preparing to set before his animal (1). Rather, he should estimate the amount necessary [to feed it] (2).
FOOTNOTES:
(1) That is, he should not use a measuring cup, because it looks to others as if he is measuring out an amount of barley to sell on Shabbos. This type of prohibition is called "Ma'aris Ho'Ayin" (lit:"visual appearance"), and forbids doing anything that others might construe as a transgression.
(2) On Shabbos, one is allowed to feed an animal that is dependant on humans for its food.
Halacha-Yomi, Copyright (c) 2002 Project Genesis, Inc.
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