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Points to Ponder: The profound thoughts of Alex W________g aka Simon DelMonte
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May. 14th, 2004 11:02 am (UTC)
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A rabbi from the London Vaad was sent to investigate this very thing - does the hair donation count as avodah zarah? Apparently, the answer is "yes."
And if you go
here
, you'll see the article that touched this all off.
The hair is gathered up and sold to a middleman, with the money going to the Temple and to charity.
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Date: May. 14th, 2004 11:02 am (UTC)And if you go here, you'll see the article that touched this all off.
The hair is gathered up and sold to a middleman, with the money going to the Temple and to charity.