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On Tisha B’Av, many men do not wear tefillin at Shacharit and wait until Mincha. Yet this practice is not universal. The ancient custom of Jerusalem is specifically to wear them in the morning. To understand this apparent contradiction, we must return…
The mitzvah of mezuzah raises many practical questions: which doorways qualify, where should the scroll be affixed, when must it be checked, and may it be removed when…
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By Daniel Malka, Sofer STaM · 9-minute read Between scroll sizes, quality labels, writing traditions and questionable online offers, choosing a kosher mezuzah can feel complicated. This guide…
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Learn how to affix a mezuzah correctly: the right doorpost, the proper height, Sephardic and Ashkenazi placement, the blessing, secure attachment and the most common mistakes to avoid.…
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A mezuzah is often the first Jewish object one notices when entering a home. It is discreet, sometimes enclosed in a very simple case, yet it contains one…
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If your tefillin fall to the ground, discover what Jewish law teaches: how to act with respect and holiness — including halachic guidance, tzedaka, fasting, cleaning, and spiritual…
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Choosing the right size for a Sefer Torah goes beyond aesthetics or cost — it’s about readability, tradition, and the dignity of the Torah itself. This guide explains…
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By Daniel Malka, Sofer STaM | Reading time: 7 minutes Purchasing a pair of Tefillin is much more than a simple transaction. It is a major spiritual investment…
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Order of the Scrolls According to the Rishonim In Jewish tradition, there is a well-known disagreement among the medieval Torah scholars, known as the Rishonim, regarding the order…
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Is it Permitted to Purchase Tefillin with Maasser Funds? Halachic authorities, including the Levush (Chapter 249, Section 1), the Nachalat Shiva (Chapter 8), and the Shut Bet Din…
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