How Its Done? Handling Sfarim

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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.

and welcome again to our series how it's done. Let's review some of the that's related to honoring kodes honoring the holy sephar holy books. So the says one should not put his seph in a way that could uh come to biz which means it can fall or anything else could happen. Let's give an example. If you put it in such a way like this, so it's likely that it could fall. Somebody could pass and boom, the sephil will fall. He says that's not permitted. Another thing that's brought down in the shuhan is that one should not put the sephil upside down this way, but rather it should always be this way while the writing is upward. If one finds it this way upside down, he should turn it around. Also, keeping the sephil open and leaving the place should not be done as well. But rather, if you

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1. 0:05and welcome again to our series how it's done. Let's review some of the that's related…
2. 0:35and boom, the sephil will fall. He says that's not permitted. Another thing that's brought down…
3. 1:07want to leave, either you close the sephere or if you want to keep it open,…
4. 1:37sephil is standing is sitting is is is on so therefore one is not allowed also…
5. 2:11his his bench left his seat he can put the seph over there but he should…
6. 2:41biz all these things that are biz should be very very uh taken very seriously and…

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