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What is the hebrew phrase for literature that is assur to read?
Apikorsus.
I don’t know if this is what you’re looking for but we refer to it as ????? ???????.
It dependson why they are forbidden. If they areehretical thye are apikorsut (an apikorsus is a heretic). If they are immodest they are “divrei cheshek”. The sefarim chitzoni’im are those books, such as Sefer Ben Sira, that were excluded from the Tanach. They are not completely forbidden to be read. There is also “chochmat Yevanit” but it is not clear to what that refers. Perhaps sophistry as it literally means “the wisdom of the Greek language” (“Greek wisdom” would be “chochma Yevanit”).
Why would you be interested in reading ????? ? What’s going on? Try to find a Rabbi/Mentor/Teacher to talk to? Don’t try to be metaken those who wrote them.
Do you read hebrew?
It’s available on Amazon; Heretical writings (Hebrew edition).
Good one, One Liner!
555, that’s a really strange assumption. Did you even read the OP?
????? ??????? has a specific meaning. If you want a term that
covers any book that it is forbidden to read, I would suggest
????? ??????.
????? ???????:
s’h-FUH-rim khee-TZOI-nim – colloquial pronunciation
s’h-fuh-RIM khee-tzoi-NIM – technically correct pronunciation
????? ??????:
s’h-FUH-rim ah-SOO-rim – colloquial pronunciation
s’h-fuh-RIM ah-soo-RIM – technically correct pronunciation
Thanks!
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