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Yosef Karo Translation:Shulchan Aruch — Orach Chaim 339…

And we do not do chalitza nor we do yibum [levirate marriage] , nor do we have a wedding, nor do we dedicate objects to the temple, nor do we dedicate the value of a person or an animal to the Temple, nor do we renounce private use of an object, nor do we separate trumot or maasrot, nor do we redeem a firstborn son [ [ [wikipedia:pidyon haben|pidyon haben] ] ] , nor do we divorce unless he is very ill (the world is weighing heavily on him) .
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Yosef Karo Translation:Shulchan Aruch — Orach Chaim 339…

It is even forbidden to tap one's fingers on the ground or the board or to each other as singers do, or to shake a nut for a child or to play with two nuts so that the child will be quiet. All of this and anything similar is forbidden, based on a rabbinic decree preventing the fixing of a musical instrument. Clapping using the back of the hand is allowed. Rem"a: Today people clap and dance and we do not stop them because it is better that they sin unintentionally .
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