a question
BSD
Greetings,
A woman in menstruation is considered unclean.
Is the menstrual blood itself unclean?
Does the very act of touching the blood defile?
If I touched menstrual blood without washing my hands, does the blood itself defile objects? Defiles me?
For example, during a cycle I turned on the water tap for taking, touched the tap after using the toilet and the tap was stained with blood. Should I flush the blood off the tap? A person who touched the blood after me was defiled because of me?
Is the blood itself unclean?
I would appreciate a detailed answer on the subject.
Thanks
Answer
BSD
Greetings
The blood of the menstrual cycle does not have the laws of impurity, it is clear that having a hand (whoever touches it) has a policy of indiscretion, but today the impurity of Nada has no meaning. While the temple existed it had meaning.
In the blessing of the Torah and the land
Yehuda Halevi Amichai
The Torah and the Land Institute