Intermediate Days of Holidays - Chol HaMoed

Special Torah Readings

Special Prayers

Mourning on the Intermediate Days

Court Dates on the Intermediate Days

The Burnt Offering brought on Ascending to Jerusalem

The Celebratory Offering brought on Ascending to Jerusalem

The Songs of the Temple: Succah 55a

How many people are called up to the Torah on the Intermediate Days of Holidays: Megillah 21a

Adding to the number of people called to the Torah on the Intermediate Days of Holidays: Megillah 21a

Disgracing chol hamoed is like worshipping Idolatry: Pesachim 118a; Makkot 23a

Marrying: Moed Katan 18b; Chagigah 8b; Ketuvot 47a

Kiddushin and a meal in honour of kiddushin: Moed Katan 18b

Levirate Marriage: Moed Katan 18b

Writing a Torah Scroll, Phylacteries or a Doorpost Scroll: Moed Katan 18b, 19a

Using a Clever Trick to permit writing a Torah Scroll, by selling one's own scroll: Moed Katan 19a

Checking a Torah Scroll for errors: Moed Katan 18b

Threading the dyed strings for Tzitzit-fringes, in an Altered Manner: Moed Katan 19a [2x]

Building a Succah Hut: Succah 9a, 27b

Continuance of a period of Ex-Communication: Moed Katan 14b

Beginning a period of Ex-Communication: Moed Katan 14b

Writing bills of acts of the Court: Moed Katan 18b

Writing bills of divorce: Moed Katan 18b

Writing receipts: Moed Katan 18b

Writing bills of the gifts of a dying person: Moed Katan 18b

Writing bills of gifts: Moed Katan 18b

Writing bills forgoing the annulment of debt in the Sabbatical year: Moed Katan 18b

Writing bills of property evaluation by the Court: Moed Katan 18b

Writing a bill accepting a requirement to feed a stepdaughter upon marriage: Moed Katan 18b

Writing bills of the Chalitzah-rite severing the bond for levirate marriage: Moed Katan 18b

Writing bills of an orphaned female minor's refusal of an arranged marriage: Moed Katan 18b

Writing bills of a court's division of disputed property: Moed Katan 18b

Writing bills of a court's Edicts: Moed Katan 18b

Writing bills of the government's Decrees: Moed Katan 18b

Writing a bill of debt: Moed Katan 18b

Differentitating in the Above line where the bill is necessary for the deal, or where the Scribe needs the business immediately: Moed Katan 18b

Reason for prohibition against laundering: Moed Katan 14a

Laundering if he had consecutive mourning periods preceding the Holiday: Moed Katan 17b

Laundering if one couldn't do it before the holiday because he was searching for an item he lost, where he is a private citizen or a public artisan: Moed Katan 14a

Laundering for one who arrives from overseas or from jail: Pesachim 55b, Moed Katan 13b

Laundering for one who came fom overseas, where he ad initially left for profit, or for a non-Mitzvah purpose: Moed Katan 14a

Laundering for one who was freed from ex-communication, or retracted a vow: Moed Katan 14a

Laundering where one only owns one garment: Taanit 29b; Moed Katan 14a, 18a

Laundering where one has two garments and both are dirty: Moed Katan 18a

Laundering hand or body towels, or barbershop smocks: Moed Katan 14a, 18a-b

Laundering flax clothing: Moed Katan 18a-b

Laundering for people emerging from impurity: Moed Katan 14a

Nail-cutting: Moed Katan 17b-18a

Reason for prohibition against shaving: Moed Katan 14a

Shaving a moustache, where it does/doesn't impede consumption: Moed Katan 18a

Those who may shave on the Intermediate Days may also shave during a Mourning Period: Moed Katan 14a-b, 17b

Shaving if he had consecutive mourning periods preceding the Holiday: Moed Katan 17b

Shaving if one couldn't do it before the holiday because he was searching for an item he lost, where he is a private citizen or a public artisan: Moed Katan 14a

Shaving for a Kohen who finished his weekly Temple shift on the holiday: Moed Katan 17b

Shaving, for one who couldn't before the holiday because he came from overseas, captivity, or prison: Pesachim 55b, Moed Katan 13b

Shaving for one who was freed from ex-communication, or he retracted a vow: Moed Katan 13b

Shaving for one who ended a Naziritic state, or emerged from tzaraat: Moed Katan 13b

Above 3 Lines, if he had time to shave before the holiday: Moed Katan 17b

Allowing a Mourner to shave on the Intermediate Days of Holidays if his 8th is Shabbat, the day before a Holiday: Moed Katan 17b

Cutting the hair of an infant born on the Intermediate Days: Moed Katan 14a-b

[Not] Allowing [certain] work on Intermediate Days: Pesachim 5a; Megillah 22b

Work to prevent a great, or small, loss: Pesachim 55b

Work for a benefit which will be useful on Holidays: Shabbat 139b, Moed Katan 13b

Bringing items to and from a craftsman's shop: Moed Katan 13a-b

Paying a craftsman for his work: Moed Katan 13b

Selling an item for use of the profit on the Holiday: Moed Katan 13b

Setting up a shop on the Intermediate days, in different areas of town: Moed Katan 13b

Above, differentiating between the day before the last days of the Holiday, and the other Intermediate days: Moed Katan 13b

Sewing, by someone who isn't an artisan: Pesachim 55b

Those who ascend to Jerusalem for the Holiday may fix their shoes: Pesachim 55b

Placing an egg under a chicken, replacing the same chicken, exchanging chickens: Pesachim 55b

Grain-soaking: Moed Katan 13b

Hunting and trapping food: Moed Katan 13b

Sweeping underneath an animal, in various ways and locales: Pesachim 55b

Bringing vessels to and from an artisan: Pesachim 55b

Above, where he doesn't trust the artisan: Pesachim 55b

Liquor-Making: Shabbat 139b

Preparing fruits and preserving them: Moed Katan 13b



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