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Question 8.26: Can a Jewish woman who has not been to a mikvah get married in an Orthodox wedding?
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No. Going to the Mikvah is mandatory. A woman must go to the mikvah
after menstruating and before intimacy (or entering the Temple, eating
from an offering, or from tithes, in eras where those are an option).
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