Yarmulke: A Historic Cover-up?
This is an article from Hakirah volume 4.
Of all the symbols that indicate Jewish identity, the yarmulke is perhaps the most easily recognized. Many Orthodox men always wear the yarmulke, and non-observant Jews often don the head covering upon entering a synagogue or while engaging in a Jewish ritual. In modern society, the wearing of the yarmulke has come to signify the wearer’s commitment to strict religious observance. However, the actual halakhic obligation of wearing a head covering is the subject of much debate.
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Yarmulke: A Historic Cover-up?
This is an article from Hakirah volume 4.
Of all the symbols that indicate Jewish identity, the yarmulke is perhaps the most easily recognized. Many Orthodox men always wear the yarmulke, and non-observant Jews often don the head covering upon entering a synagogue or while engaging in a Jewish ritual. In modern society, the wearing of the yarmulke has come to signify the wearer’s commitment to strict religious observance. However, the actual halakhic obligation of wearing a head covering is the subject of much debate.
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Yarmulke: A Historic Cover-up?

Yarmulke: A Historic Cover-up?

by Dan Rabinowitz
Yarmulke: A Historic Cover-up?

Yarmulke: A Historic Cover-up?

by Dan Rabinowitz

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This is an article from Hakirah volume 4.
Of all the symbols that indicate Jewish identity, the yarmulke is perhaps the most easily recognized. Many Orthodox men always wear the yarmulke, and non-observant Jews often don the head covering upon entering a synagogue or while engaging in a Jewish ritual. In modern society, the wearing of the yarmulke has come to signify the wearer’s commitment to strict religious observance. However, the actual halakhic obligation of wearing a head covering is the subject of much debate.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940012394972
Publisher: Hakirah
Publication date: 01/31/2007
Series: Hakirah , #4
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 185 KB

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Dan Rabinowitz is an attorney practicing in Washington, D.C.
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