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A small, fringed, four-cornered garment worn throughout the day (and sometimes night) by Jewish males.
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Tallis Katan that is closed vs. tallis katan that is open
My Rav, R' Shimshon Yeshaya Adler (Monsey NY), told me that the very large hole/long slit may completely invalidate the tallis' as it renders it unfit as a proper covering of the body. The Torah only …
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Toldot Aharon Tallit
They are still woolen. Since tallitot and tzitziot are under strict supervision, they are (wrongly?) assumed to be safe.
Source: My uncle, a Toldos Aharon chassid.
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Borrowing a talis and wearing a talis katan. Say a b'racha?
He should not make a b'racha on the borrowed talis-gadol.
If he will later that day get his own talis-gadol, he should then put his own on with b'racha, as if it had been tisha b'av.
Regarding the t …
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