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Tallit and Tzitzit Basics
Mitzvah Studies - Article 7
Tzitzit is one of the most conspicuous mitzvot observed. What is the purpose of these fringes? What do they signify? Must everyone wear tzitzit?
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A tallit is a Jewish prayer shawl with fringes (tzitzit) on its four corners, symbolizing G‑d's commandments, traditionally worn over the shoulders.
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What is the difference between a tallit and tzitzit, and what are the reasons for wearing them?
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Transliterated and Translated in English
The blessing and verses recited when putting on a tallis: in Hebrew together with the English transliteration and translation.
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The proper way to don tzitzit and tallit -- complete with an illustrated guide -- and the blessings recited when doing so.
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How to put on the traditional four-cornered garment before prayers.
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A brief treatise on the significance of this important mitzvah
Explores the significance of the ritually fringed four-cornered garment. Complete with basic laws, blessings and diagrams.
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Tzitzit in a cemetery; folding a tallit on Shabbat; proper disposal of tzitzit; and more...
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A nighttime garment is exempt from tzitzit -- but what is a "nighttime garment"? And why do many wear tzitzit at night too?
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The origins of the blue thread on the tzitzit, and the reason why some wear it today -- and others do not.
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Purchasing a tallit can be bewildering. Our Ask-the-Rabbi Team has compiled this FAQ just for you!
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Do you know the ins and outs of the Jewish prayer shawl? Take this quiz to find out.
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A tallit is a four-cornered, fringed garment worn by Jewish men during prayer.
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