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Animation (English) - Important Thing to Check In the Tefillin

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Rabbi Shay Tahan

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[Music] hello at the month of elul there is a mean hug to check the mesozoic interference although it is important to have them checked by an expert so fail there are several things one can check himself for example people are mistaken to think that the most important aspect of the thrilling is the quality of the scrolls in the batim the boxes thus paying no attention to the batim of the straps but the truth is that the batim and straps are equally as important and if they are in kosher the entire te filin is considered basul and the bohot recited over them avoid le vatala therefore one should check the straps to make sure they are entirely black if he finds white spots on those straps they might be passel invalid and must be painted or replaced another concern is a ripped tear in the straps or if the straps were stretched to the point that they have no longer the minimum measurement on the width which can be problematic one should also make sure that the straps aren't peeling which

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  1. 0:00[Music] hello at the month of elul there is a mean hug to check the mesozoic…
  2. 0:32if they are in kosher the entire te filin is considered basul and the bohot recited…
  3. 1:02could be a cause of concern when checking the batim we should see that they completely…
  4. 1:35very important concern one should pay close attention to is the place we dawn that fill…
  5. 2:06may we marry to wear that filling and fulfill the mitzvah the correct way shabbat shalom…

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