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Why Women Are Exempt From Tefilin & Tzitzit?

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Rabbi Shay Tahan

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the night and therefore she's exempt from that if she wants to wear it says in the Rema that we don't allow her mirzique which means it looks like showing off wearing something that you shouldn't wear and therefore the are exempt and also shouldn't put them all together more than that the international limit says that could be that it falls under the Torah restriction of Floyd which is known better as loftilbach loyal bash and therefore it's a soul in the result it's brought down that the nachai after that Mitzvah incub according to the Kabbalah they have no relation to that Mitzvah whatsoever and therefore they should not wear talit or tits explains a little bit more it says that normally a woman can obligate herself in with such as man Grandma for instance she's allowed to watch but although she's allowed over here she shouldn't

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  1. 0:33the night and therefore she's exempt from that if she wants to wear it says in…
  2. 1:03known better as loftilbach loyal bash and therefore it's a soul in the result it's brought…
  3. 1:34why because it's a passive Mitzvah it's something that's not true which means there's a aspect…
  4. 2:05bound to a time why is that although a person with the writer should wear it…
  5. 2:35right thing why is that because they need and not always that they have moreover it…
  6. 3:07Russian says which means some women want to do it and it's more it falls more…
  7. 3:38and therefore for such a thing it should be avoided so Le Mase a woman should…

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