Friday, 28 February 2020

If you can’t buy kippah, stitch yourself

The custom of covering one's head depends on custom, a minhag, that originally showed up during the Rabbinic Period from the earliest starting point of the Common Era to 500 B.C. While there are no references to this in the Torah and no unequivocal proclamations in Jewish sources about covering the head, among certain Jews, this custom has assumed the power of strict law. Kippahs are not just part of Jews tradition because many people...

Monday, 3 February 2020

Cover the head with designed Kippah

It is said that every morning the Jews thank their supreme God in prayers for crowing them with the special splendor. The special head cover provided to the Jews male, which is worn out by them almost every time is known as Kippah. The Kippah name has been derived from the Hebrews word which basically means dome. It is worn to show fear from or respect to the supreme almighty power of God. The main purpose of wearing the Kippah is to keep...