How to Put On a Tallit
How to put on the traditional four-cornered garment before prayers.
| Topics: | Tallit, Tallit and Tzitzit |
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yossi nijboer
boyertown, pa.
July 15, 2011
i wish my kids could have met the Rebbe......he has done so much for Judaism......... Reply
Blessing over tallit When a person leads a minyan, he wears a tallit. I know that he says a blessing over the tallit for Shacharit, the morning service.
What about Mincha, the afternoon service? Does the chazan say the blessing over he tallit?
What about for Maariv, the evening service?