I love this! Thank you!

Thank you for helping me wrap for the first time

With all due respect, there is only one Sephardi style here. The lady is demonstrating the S'fard (Hassidisch) version for Ashkenazim.

@rabbiandreazanardo5105

4 жыл бұрын

the hand binding at 5:50ff is Sephardi. see here sites.google.com/site/londonsephardiminhag/tephillin?authuser=0

@RudydeGroot

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. In addition - also with due respect - I'm missing the fundamental words from Hosea 2.21-22 while wrapping tefillin around the middle finger three times. See the website Sefaria / Liturgy / Siddur Ashkenaz / Weekday / Shacharit / Preperatory Prayers / Tefillin.

nice video - toda raba!

This is a really interesting and beautiful video. Thank you for making it.

I have absolutely nothing against people from the whole entire spectrum of gender laying Tefillin and Tallit. But the first person (with the blue headscarf) is not donning tefillin sefaradic style. More Ashekenazi/Hassid style. And I've seen a lot of Reform/Liberal/Reconstructionnist Jews not wearing tefillin shel rosh properly, below the hairline, on the forehead. Halakhically speaking, these persons are not fulfilling the mitzvah. The tefillin shel rosh must be just above the hairline, where the babies have a soft spot. There are a lot people saying that women are forbidden to lay tefillin. It's halakhically false (or at least highly questionable), but I'm pretty convinced that if the execution of the mitzvah is done perfectly, it's a proof of respect for the mitzvah, and a argument in favor of everybody donning tallit and tefillin. The wrapping around the arm and hand is a minhag, not a halakha, so the main idea is keeping with your tradition or with what you like.

Devorah wrapped tefillin. Women can lay tefillin, they just aren’t obligated to do so.

Way to go. Awesome video!!

Glad to finally see some videos of tefillin wrapping like this .I have been wrapping tefillin for the last nine years and it's certainly nice to see videos of inclusiveness. As a female lgbt jew its really good to know we are breaking barriers .Thanks and be well!

@menomisespeanut

5 жыл бұрын

That is good, but remember since this is not an obligatory commandment for women to do - you don't need to (and shouldn't) say the blessing, according to Rambam.

Love seeing this!

This is inspirational and educational. Kol Hakavod!

@dubizingler1548

4 жыл бұрын

Girls shouldn't wear teffilin!

why do jewish women always want to diminish their holiness by putting on tefillin and talit? these things are for men because of their constant need for reminders to be holy and as a way to amplify their closeness to Hashem. Women are born more spiritual and can access Hashem quickly and do not need men's props. it's an "EQUALITY" i can live comfortably without because it's not equality.

This is just weird!!

This video gets me so upset women are not supposed to put on tefillin it's like eating a cheeseburger with the cheese separate from the meat

@kevinmcallister9089

4 жыл бұрын

How sexist

@jksgruenhagen1492

4 жыл бұрын

No, it is not.

@JM.5387

3 жыл бұрын

Rashi's daughters lay tefillin.

@KeshetAylonit

3 жыл бұрын

It is really not like breaking Kashrut, but thanks for your opinion.