Misc.

Does the mitzvah for kohanim to cut their hair exist nowadays without the temple?

I heard a Jewish woman is tameh (even with no blood) after her first sex with a man. Is it true? Also A) what’s the din if she’s a convert who had sex pre conversion? B) what if her first sex is anal, oral, or handjob?

The Talmud in Masechet Pesachim 49a states that a bat kohen marriage to an Israelite am Haaretz is not a Seudat mitzvah. My question is, are there any other areas of Halacha where this situation is different, such as the restriction on melacha for a week (or 3 days), simchat Chattan v’kallah, and Sheva berachot?

The Halacha states that there is a mitzvah to honor first born brothers. My question is, does this apply if the oldest brother is adopted? What if the oldest brother who is adopted is a first born from his mother? What if there is a brother who is a first born from his mother but not the oldest brother Among the family, do you have to honor both him and the biological oldest brother?

If a bat kohen/levi donates eggs to a bat Yisrael, and she conceives by an Yisrael father with a first born boy, is he obligated in Pidyon Haben? What if bat Yisrael donates eggs to bat kohen/Levi? Sources please

According to Halacha, may Jews write a hesped to be used for someone before they die? Also, may a Jew write their own hesped and request someone else read it after they die? Please provide sources

The Halacha is that Egyptian converts can only marry other Jews after the 3d generation Deuteronomy 23:8-9. Since the prohibition against charging interest to fellow Jews is based on the principle Jews are familial with each other, is there a permission to charge them ribbit before 3d generation

According to this answer Jews can make up their obligation to visit their rebbe on Yom tov found in Masechet Rosh Hashanah by visiting during Chol Hamoed of the holiday if they missed the opportunity during the first day of Yom Tov. However, is it permitted by Halacha to fullfill this mitzvah through zoom or telephone?

According to the Halacha it’s a mitzvah for Jews to visit their rebbes on Yom tov. My understanding is some poskim say it is a reminder of the yom tov korbanot, therefor could Jews who didn’t visit on Pesach visit on Pesach sheini