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What's a Jew to Do — Whats a Jew to do_241-1_Kippos #5. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Hey, it's Robin Manachem-Siderson, thanks for joining me on today's edition of What's A Jew To Do, where we explore relevant and concise halacha. There's actually a lot of discussion on post-com about how big a Yamaka has to be. There were some post-comments that it has to cover the entire head to qualify as fulfilling this custom of wearing a Yamaka. Some said at least most of the head, or most it finds the intake of the opposite extreme, he said, no, as long as it can be seen while it is worn, that is sufficient, but it seems pretty common that most Yamaka's that we see are bigger than just that minimum of that can be seen, and they cover a significant part of the head, probably the best minimum that we could give, which would be recommended, would be that you can see it from all sides. So again, it's somewhat visible and noticeable and not small in that. But again, if it would be small in that, we're much of fine, he says, that is okay, and that is acceptable, whatever it is, it definitely will fulfill the purpose of making sure that we're thinking of Hashem, with that something on our head. That's all for today, I hope you enjoyed. If you have any questions or prefer the discussion, please give me a call, I'd love to hear from
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