A kosher mezuzah

It is a Jewish right in every home

A mezuzah is an ancient Jewish charm for guarding and protection, in every entrance to a house or room in a house that is not a bathroom/bathroom, you need a fixed mezuzah on the right side of the door frame in the upper third of the door,

The Mezuzah parchment was written by a God-fearing scribe (who strictly adheres to the laws of writing, even if no one sees him).

There are thousands of stories about people who turned to a tzaddik for a blessing for a sick person, or a problem with marriage or livelihood and they answered that the mezuzos should be checked,
And on examination it was found that the mezuzah card was wrong exactly in the place that suggests the disease or the difficulty in life.

We are in a particularly challenging period from a security point of view and it is time to purchase kosher mezuzahs at the price of a kosher mezuzah.

Each mezuzah card needs a mezuzah house, a more fancy mezuzah house is put for the main entrance, and rooms have a uniform design, children's rooms have different styles.

As in everything, what's important is what's inside!

At our place in Matanya Holon, we purchase mezuzahs from a God-fearing writer. The mezuzahs are checked twice, once by a computer and once by a certified manual proofreader who confirms the correctness of the mezuzah.

As a condition, there is a 10-year warranty on the kosher mezozus

Some laws and information about setting a mezuzah.

1. The obligation of the mezuzah:

The commandment of the mezuzah applies to doors of permanent rooms that are approximately 2 square meters or larger in area and that have the shape of an opening, even if they do not have a lintel.
Toilets, baths and temporary rooms such as sukkah are exempt from the mezuzah mitzvah.
Offices, shops, factories, etc. are required to have a mezuzah. Courtyard gates and stairwells are also required to have a mezuzah, provided they have the shape of an opening.

2. The direction of the mezuzah:

The mezuzah should be stuck on the right door mezuzah, in its upper third.
It should be placed diagonally, so that its upper edge (where the letter "Sh" from the name of God is written) is pointed inward.

3. The direction of the mezuzah in inner rooms:

In the doorways of internal rooms, when there is a question about which side is the right, it is determined according to the structure of the door.
When the door opens into the room, the mezuzah is set on the right side of the person entering the room. When the door is opened out of the room, the mezuzah is determined in the day of the person leaving the room.
In doorways with sliding doors, the definition is based on "most use." This means that the mezuzah is set on the right side of the room that is used less, if there is only one door.

4. Direction of rolling the mezuzah:

The mezuzah should be rolled up, not folded. The folding can invalidate the mitzvah.
The mezuzah is placed upright, with the letters "S-D-Y" facing the opposite door mezuzah.

5. Blessing before fixing the mezuzah:

Before affixing mezuzahs in the home, one must recite a blessing and say a blessing. One out of several mezuzahs can exempt one mezuzah from a single blessing. The blessing is: "Blessed are You, O Lord our God, King of the universe, who has sanctified us with His commandments and commanded us to affix a mezuzah.".
The mezuzah mitzvah should remind us of the mitzvah and have an eternal memory of the special connection that Israel has to their home and values. These rules can help you observe the mitzvah of mezuza properly and accurately.

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