Children Tzitzit, Modeh Ani- Colors – Size 3 Product Description Embroidered design Colorful letters spelling out the words of the morning prayer said upon awakening. Modeh Ani Lefanecha is written in Hebrew. Childrens size 3. Great for little boys who are turning 3 end getting their hair cut for the first time. Tzitzit are four-cornered, tasseled garments worn by Jewish males as part of the traditional Jewish dress code. The word “tzitzit” means fringes, and any four-cornered garment worn by males is Torah-required to be strung with tassels. In this days we don’t often normally wear four cornered shirts, so instead, the positive mitzvah is accomplished simply by wearing a four-cornered garment all the time, and tying the tassels onto that.

Product Features

• GREAT for little boys who are turning 3 end getting their hair cut for the first time.
• CHILDRENS SIZE 3
• COLORFUL LETTERS spelling out the words of the morning prayer said upon awakening. Modeh Ani Lefanecha is written in Hebrew.
• TZITZIT are four-cornered, tasseled garments worn by Jewish males as part of the traditional Jewish dress code.
• THE MEANING OF THE WORD TZITZIT means fringes, and any four-cornered garment worn by males is Torah-required to be strung with tassels.