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Modesty: An Adornment for Life
A clear and comprehensive delineation of the laws of modesty as outlined in Jewish law. This new bestseller provides insights and practical advice on all aspects of dress and behavior.
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A clear and comprehensive delineation of the laws of modesty as outlined in Jewish law. This new bestseller provides insights and practical advice on all aspects of dress and behavior.
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Worthwhile, but with some important caveats As a non-Orthodox Jew looking to explore tzniut, or modesty, Rabbi Falk’s book has been important for a full understanding of the traditional viewpoint of the halacha (religious law) of the mitzvah (commandment) of tzniut. Rabbi Falk is clearly a man of deep scholarship who believes firmly in improving the world through helping women understand how modesty can be a central part of their lives and why it is important that it should be. For his exhaustive book, he is is to be commended.That…
This book will change your life–the book of tzniiiiiuuuss…hello! Life was terrible for me. My father had just been laid off, my little sister was sick, my 23 other siblings were fighting, the presidential election was a mess, the neighbor’s parakeet had died horribly and, worst of all, I was 19 and nary a shidduch suggestion in sight. I didn’t know why any of this was happening. We’d checked all of our mezuzahs, and dabbled in witchcraft to remove any ayin horah. I said all of Sefer Tehillim each day before going off to school (I was studying speech…
Five Stars The book on modesty for Jewish women,