Am Haaretz

Am Haaretz gifted figs, recipient’s maaser obligations based on the language of the gifting and other factors

Am Haaretz gives figs to a people in house or gate owned by one of them, bringing into his house causes tithe obligation?

Am Haaretz trusted for holy things, sin offerings, and susceptibility to impurity, which are major Torah concepts

Am Haaretz was seen redeeming an amount of maaser sheni, how much produce can one buy from him and assume that maaser was deducted?

Am Haaretz who became careful regarding purity, said that his produce was pure, trusted?

Am Haaretz who deducted some tithes trusted to have done other tithing obligations?

chaver (and surely an Am Haaretz) who sent olives from a vat, saplings, or fenugreek needs to deduct all tithes

dates, figs, partially processed bought from an Am Haaretz, may he eat them casually? treated as demo? tevel?

key to house entrusted to an Am Haaretz, contents of house considered impure?

one may not deconsecrate one’s maaser sheni coins onto the produce of an Am Haaretz unless they are demai

plants that grow wild, therefore can be bought from an Am Haaretz without concern about shemittah

priestly gifts which may be given to a kohen who is an Am Haaretz

some may be given to any kohen and some must go to the kohanim that are on duty, some may go to an Am Haaretz

stolen from Am Haaretz, must repay, but also avoid giving terumah to an Am Haaretz

twenty fours gifts, ten in the Temple, four in Jerusalem, ten outside Jerusalem, some may not be given to an Am Haaretz

wife of an Am Haaretz grinding grain with a wife of a chaver