Preparing The Talit Before Bracha

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

Shalom and welcome again to our series how it's done demonstrating the visually today we'll learn about how to prepare theit for the mitvah when a person takes out the talit from the bag the Shan says that he should make sure to untangle in case it is Tangled whether it is two different uh strings or with in the same it's if you find it tangled one should untangle it to untangle one from the other so there will be each one independently free secondly says that which means a person before saying the and covering himself with the aite should make sure that the strings are not disconnected so if you check here usually uh this cutting of the strings usually uh this cutting of the strings would not necessarily make it pul it needs to be that at least two strings are cut with certain conditions and they cut completely or very close to the nut even then it's there's ways to fix it but the most important is at the the place it's connected to the baged itself and over here you'll find four strings and those strings must be attached and any of them that is Rip would render the

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1. 0:04Shalom and welcome again to our series how it's done demonstrating the visually today we'll learn…
2. 0:40it to untangle one from the other so there will be each one independently free secondly…
3. 1:13usually uh this cutting of the strings would not necessarily make it pul it needs to…
4. 1:43any of them that is Rip would render the elite not Kosher so one doesn't need…
5. 2:17is which means it needs to be lying in such a way which means it shouldn't…
6. 2:47be on the same side what one needs to be more careful is not to have…
7. 3:21way so therefore you move it to the top so it would be not like this…
8. 3:52mishna as well he brings down that hean should be careful that it should not be…

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