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First of all – what are tefillin?

Tefillin are well-known religious objects in the Jewish religion that are made of genuine leather. Tefillin is intended to be applied to certain parts of the body, meaning: Wrap them around the arm regularly while placing tefillin on the forehead, where tefillin are made of different skin types whose quality is tested according to the type and quality of the skin. Today there are tefillin in European products that are considered to be of the best quality.

It is also important to know that tefillin must be made from thin beast’s skin or from a thick beast’s skin, when tefillin is made from pure animals that are called natural death or injury. Tefillin must always be black in color, after the skin is worked and dyed by a tanner – it is a skins processor.

Tefillin consists of two parts, with one part of the tefillin suitable for wrapping around the arm, and the other part of the tefillin for the forehead and head, each unit being named in its unique name and hand-tefillin and head tefillin. When placing tefillin, it is important to maintain their integrity and to exercise caution because of the exacerbations of the halachic halacha that the sanctity of tefillin should not be impaired.

When do you start taking tefillin?

Tefillin begins to assume the age of Bar Mitzvah when during the Bar Mitzvah ceremony the groom is the child celebrating the event, who puts Tefillin on as he reads a select Torah portion, when Tefillin became a symbol in Bar Mitzvah ceremonies.

And when don’t you put on tefillin

According to Halacha Tefillin is not assumed on Saturdays and Israeli holidays such as Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and the three infantry (Passover, Shavuot and Succot).
  In order not to miss the tefillin on Fridays, we recommend that you regularly update the Sabbath.
  In addition, halachic tefillin are not assumed at night because they were known to be a signal, while tefillin is considered a very important commandment and is one of the three commandments that symbolize the Jewish people’s relationship with God, and are considered to have the virtue of deterring enemies and protecting Israel. Tefillin laying is considered to be of great importance!