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Anon1m0us said it would make a good poll.
If she is over the age of 12, by halacha the parents have no say in whom she marries.
“let” means to grant permission. By halacha, no permission is needed or required. An adult woman is free to marry any man that she is halachically allowed to marry, without parent consent.
Perhaps you should ask the question differently, i.e. “Would you approve … ” or “Would you try to talk her out of it”
WHAT yarmulke?
What yarlmuke????
Rabbosai, with all due respect, must we start threads that could potentially lead to loshon hora when the whereabouts of the 3 Israeli boys are still unknown? Please!
morahmom- what about why shud we start threads that will cause loshon hora EVER?
Great thread!!!
YES, I would allow her to marry a guy wearing ANY type of yarumlka, as long as I do not support them 🙂
No, I would not let my (nonexistent) daughter marry Wolf.
Sam, that reminds me of the famous kashya/teirutz. K: Why, according to the shittah that “bakol” means that Avraham had a daughter, didn’t Yitzchak marry her? T: He was choshesh for the other shittah.
DY: Wouldn’t it be because it would be an Issur Misah? Unless you assume Bakol was a Bas Hagar?
The shevatim married sisters.
DY: Each other’s. Because Achim Min HaAv V’Lo Min HaEim is Muttar for B’nei Noach. They didn’t marry their own.
I wouldn’t let my daughter marry someone who has nothing better to do then post on a (frum nonetheless but still a) blog
If he was a ben Torah mensch, was ehrlich frum, thoughtful, kind, considerate, intelligent,was making a parnassah, had a sense of humor, and would eat anything I made for Shabbos when they came to visit (even if it were something like p’tcha…ack…), and loved my daughter more than himself, absolutely.
DY… having a senior moment?
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/in-this-thread-we-criticize-popa-by-popa#post-351090
Don’t worry, happens to all of us. But if you find yourself focusing too much on jelly beans it may be time to give up that drivers license 🙂
the real question is what would my daughter’s intended think about MY head gear
I think its more important whats in the kop rather than what is on top of it.
I think its more important whats in the kop rather than what is on top of it. “
You just stole my thunder (I wrote the same thing in the other thread).
If the one wearing the yarmulke was a man, yes.
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