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By Daniel Malka, Certified Sofer STaM | Updated in 2026 The mitzvah of affixing a Mezuzah to the doors of one’s home is well known. Yet many people are unaware…
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By Daniel Malka, Certified Sofer STaM | Updated in 2026 The mitzvah of affixing a Mezuzah to the doors of one’s home is well known. Yet many people are unaware…
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By Daniel Malka, Certified Sofer STaM | Updated in 2026 Does your caravan, mobile home, campervan, or RV require a Mezuzah? A Sephardic halachic answer based on the Shulchan Aruch…
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When looking at a Sefer Torah, a pair of Tefillin, or handwritten Mezuzah scrolls, the eye is naturally drawn to the beauty and precision of the calligraphy. Yet few people…
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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 moving? Here…
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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 helps you…
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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. Looking for…
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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 of Judaism’s…
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The Yalkut Yosef 285/32 states that the obligation to affix a mezuzah on a balcony depends on two specific criteria. If the balcony has a roof and a minimum…
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