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So for a really long time, these were used to protect people from the sun. Then some guy figures out that you can waterproof them and use them to protect you from rain, and suddenly people no longer require them when it’s sunny? I don’t get it.
Parasols are Chukas Akum.
Everything is chukas akum unless proven otherwise.
Sounds like a deli you vant a good pastrami on rye go to pair of sol’s!
I’m moichel you.
SO you’re saying living in a house, driving a car, ect. are assur?
No
I believe the Chasam Sofer said it first about parasols, but I’m not sure.
“Everything is chukas akum unless proven otherwise.”
I can prove that fedora hats are NOT chukat akum. They were popularized by a Jewish woman, Sarah Bernhardt, who was an apostate notorious for her hedonistic licentious lifestyle. But she was a Jew.
They are, however, begged ishah. 😉
Charlie,
I think you can use Sarah Bernhardt’s hat to serve twizers to ZD.
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