What Religion Don't Shake Hands. Rabbi moshe feinstein , a 20th century orthodox legal scholar, looked at the issues of public transportation. the practical solution is for the jewish person to simply, politely tell the person offering a hand shake that they don't shake hands. so that’s the short form on why orthodox jews don’t generally shake hands with members of the opposite sex and why you may see some. It is accepted today in the haredi world and, to a certain extent, in the modern orthodox world that negiah is forbidden, i.e. instead, recognize and respect other people's religious and cultural customs. the prophet muhammad (sa) never touched a woman who wasn’t his wife or a close family member, not even to accept their oath of allegiance. Five years ago, a university of auckland, new zealand professor was fired after trying to force a muslim student to shake his hand and then accusing her of sexual discrimination when she refused his advances. this behavior is offensive to many, but you shouldn’t take it personally. [1] shaking hands and hugging others of the same gender is perfectly acceptable though. two contemporary issues concerning shomer negiah are shaking hands and sitting next to a member of the opposite sex when traveling on a bus or subway.
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the practical solution is for the jewish person to simply, politely tell the person offering a hand shake that they don't shake hands. two contemporary issues concerning shomer negiah are shaking hands and sitting next to a member of the opposite sex when traveling on a bus or subway. the prophet muhammad (sa) never touched a woman who wasn’t his wife or a close family member, not even to accept their oath of allegiance. so that’s the short form on why orthodox jews don’t generally shake hands with members of the opposite sex and why you may see some. [1] shaking hands and hugging others of the same gender is perfectly acceptable though. this behavior is offensive to many, but you shouldn’t take it personally. instead, recognize and respect other people's religious and cultural customs. Five years ago, a university of auckland, new zealand professor was fired after trying to force a muslim student to shake his hand and then accusing her of sexual discrimination when she refused his advances. Rabbi moshe feinstein , a 20th century orthodox legal scholar, looked at the issues of public transportation. It is accepted today in the haredi world and, to a certain extent, in the modern orthodox world that negiah is forbidden, i.e.
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What Religion Don't Shake Hands so that’s the short form on why orthodox jews don’t generally shake hands with members of the opposite sex and why you may see some. It is accepted today in the haredi world and, to a certain extent, in the modern orthodox world that negiah is forbidden, i.e. the prophet muhammad (sa) never touched a woman who wasn’t his wife or a close family member, not even to accept their oath of allegiance. this behavior is offensive to many, but you shouldn’t take it personally. the practical solution is for the jewish person to simply, politely tell the person offering a hand shake that they don't shake hands. Rabbi moshe feinstein , a 20th century orthodox legal scholar, looked at the issues of public transportation. [1] shaking hands and hugging others of the same gender is perfectly acceptable though. Five years ago, a university of auckland, new zealand professor was fired after trying to force a muslim student to shake his hand and then accusing her of sexual discrimination when she refused his advances. two contemporary issues concerning shomer negiah are shaking hands and sitting next to a member of the opposite sex when traveling on a bus or subway. so that’s the short form on why orthodox jews don’t generally shake hands with members of the opposite sex and why you may see some. instead, recognize and respect other people's religious and cultural customs.
