Small Tallis cont'd

0:00Yes, that's right. Yes, that's right. And the man who is the God, who is the God, who is the God, who is the God. And the man who is the God, who is the God, who is the God, who is the God. The last thing that we touched on is with regards to Tizid. We're talking about Tizid and Talit Katan. With regards to Minhag Farad, he says that of a person who is young and understands them. His father should buy him a small Talit, he is used to this, he's used to Mitzvah. With regards to Tizid Katan, Talit Katan is, if a boy is three years old and understands already and is aware. He's not going to make himself dirty. So he says that from three years old already, you have the little kids wearing Tizid Katan. Why that's going to help them, that they should have, you ask your mind, that you have an awe of Akadosh or Barucho. And with regards to the Talitot, the sizes, you have different sizes today. From size 30 to size 90, that you can buy it. So that's not a problem. But it's an important thing to teach the kids to get them used to them.

1:04Especially, Bo Khashem, I see on Shabbat, by the Yemenites. All these little kids, they come in, they learn these. Bo Khashem, Bo Khashem. It's at least something that they're doing that there's a lot of Shem is going to stand for them one day. We now, with regards to the time of Tizid. So Tizid Katan, yes. So the Tizid Katan, you're really not obligated to wear it at night. But you should wear it. As long as you're wearing clothing, as long as you're going out, this is a, you know, if, first of all, it's a Mitzvah. Second of all, so if you would look at it as protection. It's over your body, protects your body. You know, you put it on a second, that's what I call protect. Protect, I mean, protect every step that you take with your little Tizid during the day is a Mitzvah. So why would you miss, why would you miss a Mitzvah? Some people actually even have the custom to sleep where they're with their Tizid, Katan. And because of the Shem, we'll continue tomorrow. Abih Hananyah, Bana Khash, Omeer. Hatsah, Khadosh, Bukh 52. Let's go. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see.