TEFILLIN | Jewish Prayer Tephillin. Includes Hebrew Amulet Scrolls inserted, Straps and waterproof High Quality Nylon Bag, as well as a Prayer/User Manual in your local Language plus Hebrew Phonetics. For Men and Women.

TEFILLIN | Jewish Prayer Tephillin. Includes Hebrew Amulet Scrolls inserted, Straps and waterproof High Quality Nylon Bag, as well as a Prayer/User Manual in your local Language plus Hebrew Phonetics. For Men and Women.

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Known as Tephilin or phylacteries, they are a set of small usually black cases containing scrolls with specific passages from the Torah, the five books of Moses, and are divided into three parts;

Shel Rosh (for the head): This tefillin is placed on the head, specifically on the forehead between the eyes. It contains four separate compartments, each holding a scroll with one of the following passages: Exodus 13:1-10, Exodus 13:11-16, Deuteronomy 6:4-9, and Deuteronomy 11:13-21.

Shel Yad (for the arm): This is placed on the left arm (or the right arm if the person is left-handed) and is aligned with the heart. It has a single compartment containing a scroll with the same passages as the Shel Rosh, but written on a single roll.

Straps: These straps are used to secure the cases in place. The strap of the Shel Yad is wrapped around the arm and hand, while the strap of the Shel Rosh is fastened around the head.

The use of tefillin is based on several verses from the Torah, which command Jews to bind these words as a sign on their hands and as frontlets between their eyes. The purpose of the tefillin is to constantly remind of the connection and commitment to God and His commandments.

Tefillin are worn during the morning prayer (Shacharit) on weekdays, but not on Shabbat or holidays. Jewish men traditionally begin wearing tefillin at the age of 13, when they celebrate their Bar Mitzvah, marking their responsibility and commitment to the mitzvot (commandments). Tefillin are an important religious symbol in Judaism, representing dedication to God.

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*Please note although Taxes are included in your purchase, eventual customs in your country are not automatically covered. As buyer you are responsible for checking custom information as well as detailed and exact personal receiver adress to avoid any issue in case your purchase is going trough a custom process. Refunds not granted and in case it would apply, only in case of a damaged product for which we would ask for visual proofs.

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Los tefilín, también conocidos como filacterias, son un conjunto de pequeños estuches usualmente negros que contienen pergaminos con pasajes específicos de la Torá (los cinco libros de Moisés). Son un símbolo y mandamiento importante en el judaísmo, utilizado durante la oración matutina de los días laborables.

Está dividido en tres partes fundamentales;

• Shel Rosh (para la cabeza): Este tefilín se coloca sobre la cabeza, específicamente en la frente, entre los ojos. Contiene cuatro compartimentos separados, cada uno con un pergamino que incluye uno de los siguientes pasajes: Éxodo 13:1-10, Éxodo 13:11-16, Deuteronomio 6:4-9, y Deuteronomio 11:13-21.
• Shel Yad (para el brazo): Este se coloca en el brazo izquierdo (o el derecho si la persona es zurda) y está alineado con el corazón. Tiene un solo compartimento con un pergamino que incluye los mismos pasajes que el shel rosh, pero escritos en un solo rollo.
• Cuerdas: Estas correas se utilizan para sujetar los estuches en su lugar. La correa del shel yad se enrolla alrededor del brazo y la mano, mientras que la correa del shel rosh se ajusta alrededor de la cabeza.

El uso de los tefilín está basado en varios versículos de la Torá, que ordenan a los judíos atar estas palabras como una señal en sus manos y como frontales entre sus ojos. El propósito de los tefilín es recordar constantemente la conexión y el compromiso con Dios y Sus mandamientos.

Los tefilín se usan durante la oración de la mañana (Shajarit) en los días laborables, pero no durante Shabat o los días festivos. Los hombres judíos tradicionalmente comienzan a usar tefilín a partir de los 13 años, cuando celebran su Bar Mitzvá, marcando su responsabilidad y compromiso con las mitzvot (mandamientos).

En resumen, los tefilín son un importante símbolo religioso en el judaísmo que representa la dedicación a Dios y el cumplimiento de Sus mandamientos.

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*Please note although Taxes are included in your purchase, eventual customs in your country are not automatically covered. As buyer you are responsible for checking custom information as well as detailed and exact personal receiver adress to avoid any issue in case your purchase is going trough a custom process. Refunds not granted and in case it would apply, only in case of a damaged product for which we would ask for visual proofs.