New answers tagged tallit-gadol
0
Get a Talit made of a cloth which is a bit coarse [that is, not very smooth] (I got one like this).
Works 100%.
1
If you take your talis from the sides and roll them in and under on top of shoulder it should stay in place without any movement.
5
This is a dispute recorded in Shulchan Aruch O.C. 8:14:
אם פשט טליתו אפילו היה דעתו לחזור ולהתעטף בו מיד צריך לברך כשיחזור ויתעטף בו הגה וי"א שאין מברכין אם יהיה דעתו לחזור ולהתעטף בו וי"א דוקא כשנשאר עליו טלית קטן והכי נוהגין
[R. Joseph Karo:] If he removed his tallit – even if his intent was to immediately put it back on – he needs to make a ...
0
No. The mitzvah of wearing a tallit gadol is only once a day, so if we take it off with the intention to put it back on soon, we do not make a new bracha when doing so. Halachipedia cites sources arguing this is time based (within half an hour), while other sources suggest it is intention based (regardless of how long you are taking it off for, if your ...
2
If one removes the tallit or tzitzit (for instance, if one needs to
use the restroom during prayers), with the intention of donning the
same tallit or tzitzit afterwards, then it is not necessary to recite
the blessing again when putting it back on.
https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/530194/jewish/Do-I-Make-a-Second-Blessing-if-I-Took-Off-...
Top 50 recent answers are included
