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The Chabad Tallit features thick black and white stripes and does not have an Atara.
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The Chabad Tallit features thick black and white stripes and does not have an Atara.
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Sephardic Tallitot are generally white with white stripes that run along the sides, although gold stripes frequently appear as do other colors.
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A Yemenite Tallit is a black and white Tallit that uses a tying method stipulated by Maimonides, rather than the widespread methods described by Jewish Legal texts such as the Shulchan Aruch.
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One excellent way in which to care for and store ones’ tallit is with the use of a tallit case.
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Tallit are worn at home, in synagogues, or at any time during prayer.
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A tallit is an item that can last a lifetime! For many girls, their tallit is a fond reminder of their Bat Mitzvah day, where they first fulfilled the mitzvah of wearing a tallit.
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The surging popularity in the last 40 years of women wearing tallitot has grown as a direct result of the spread of a movement called “Jewish Feminism”.
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Like many Mitzvot, the act of putting on and wearing the Tallit is preceded by the recitation of a blessing.
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Traditionally a tallit or Jewish prayer shawl is made of white wool and decorated with either black or blue stripes.
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A tallit is a Jewish prayer shawl worn during prayer. Before a tallit can be worn a special blessing must first be recited.
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