Lashon Hara
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Who spoke against Moshe regarding the woman he had married?

Miriam and Aharon

What happened to them?

They got leprosy/ tzaraat as a punishment

What was tzaraat?

A skin disease that took different forms and was caused by sin

Where could Tzaraat appear?

<p>It could appear on one’s body, clothing, belongings, and house</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the most common cause of tzaraat?

<p>Speaking about others - Lashon Hara</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the definition of Lashon Hora?

<p>Lashon Hora refers to saying something derogatory (bad) about someone (be it true or false)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the different way of doing Lashon Hora?

<p>Saying something derogatory about someone, telling tales about someone, speaking about another person which will make the listener say something bad about the person being discussed, facial gestures that convey something bad about someone, reporting information about someone that will cause the listener to resent them, listening to others speak about people, speaking badly about oneself, writing hurtful things about other people (including texting / e-mails)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When is it permissible to speak Lashon Hara? What are some conditions?

<p>It is permissible to speak Lashon Hara about someone if it stops someone losing money or making a bad deal or being harmed in any way. However, one should be careful to stick to the facts and not to exaggerate.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Lashon Hara

Speaking negatively about someone, even if true.

Punishment for Lashon Hara

Miriam and Aharon were punished with leprosy for questioning Moshe's decision to marry a Cushite woman.

Tzaraat

A skin disease that could appear on the body, clothing, and house. Often attributed to sin.

How Lashon Hara is done

It can be done through words, actions, gestures, or even listening to it.

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Exceptions to Lashon Hara

It is permissible to speak negatively about someone if it prevents them from being harmed or losing money.

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Conditions for Lashon Hara

Stick to the facts and avoid exaggeration when speaking negatively to prevent further harm.

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The Story of Miriam and Aharon

Moshe marrying a Cushite woman was a major event in the story of Miriam and Aharon.

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Lashon Hara in Judaism

Lashon Hara is a serious offense in Judaism. It is a sin that can have serious consequences.

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Test your knowledge about the incident involving Miriam, Aharon, and Moshe in the book of Numbers. Explore the consequences of speaking against Moshe's marriage and learn about Hashem's response.

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