Tallis Talk cont'd

0:00I'm happy to see you. Thank you, Mr. Protector. I'm Mr. Shem. I'm Shem. Thank you. Thank you. We're learning still some of the al-Qaeda of Tsitsi. Somebody who wears the Tsitsi. Not for the purpose of wearing a Tsitsi. It wasn't, not like right now, we're coming to pray. So we put the Tsitsi or filling. But somebody that, let's say, if he wants to go up to the Torah or a sanda, if he has in mind that I'm going to fulfill the midst of a Tsitsi, he has to bless on it. He has to say the prophet on it. But if he's only doing it just out of the cover for the people, then he does not. Also next, Talit Shabitkinesset. Somebody comes here and they invite it to be hazan for a main house, something like that. Or if he comes in the morning, he doesn't have his own Talit. Then he has to use a Talit over the Bidkinesset. Again, if he has the intention to fulfill the midst of a Tsitsi, he says, blessing on it, also important before you take a Talit over the Bidkinesset

1:03or someone else that you should check the Tsitsi to make sure nothing is ramped and that they're all in place. Somebody that comes to shul and he forgot his filling. And he sees his friend Talit and Tsitsi over there. So most of the time you can't use it because most of the time if somebody came and they didn't have a filling, it would be my pleasure to give somebody the ability to use my filling, why? I'm a Zohr in a Mitzvah and he's Zohr in a Mitzvah. But if you know somebody's really like picky, like don't touch my stuff, so somebody like that, you should not. You should not use his, because it's afraid, whatever, you should not use this as Talit. And if you do use your friend's Talit or Talit, you have to make sure you fold it back the way it was. You put it back the way it was like because then consider the Gaza.