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2. INTRODUCTION
Tzitzits are generally found at the tallit’s
corner, and these are one of the most
crucial parts of the Jewish culture.
Speaking about the tallits, these are
important Jewish prayer garments
generally used by boys and mens at
various synagogue services. However, as
time has changed, the demand for tzitzit
women has increased as females have
also started using tallits.

3. What Do You Mean by Tzitzit?
Tzitzit is a Hebrew word that means
Fringes. These are the threads that
are attached to the tallit’s corners.
Whether you are using tallit for
Shabbat, prayer service or other
important tasks, your tallit must have
the tzitzit.

4. In the Jewish culture, wearing a tzitzit with a tallit is considered obedience to the commandment of God in the
Torah. The culture says using tzitzit can fulfil two different laws of Tora. Both men and women prefer to wear
tzitzit to commemorate the laws and God.

5. Praying With Tzitzit
In general, tallits are worn during morning services
on Shabbat or weekdays. Besides, people wear it
during the Yom Kippur. If you are using a tefillin,
then you need to wear your tallit before wearing
your tefillin. Tzitzit can be used by draping
yourself in the garment, and when wearing it,
people prefer to say special prayers.

6. Knots and The Number on
Tzitzit
You will find five knots and 8 strings in your tzitzit
on every side of the tallit, and those elements
represent and remind the users about the 613
Commandments. Every letter has an associated
gematria, as per the ancient Hebrew.

7. Wearing tzitzit women proves that you respect your culture and believe in God. So, while buying a
tallit, ensure that it has a tzitzit at the four corners. Besides, you also need to ensure the number of
strands and knots present in the tzitzit.

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