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Kashrut, judaica, and the practice of a Jewish life

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where-to-start-your-first-shabbat Shabbat at home—candles, kiddush, challah, a meal—is the gateway to Jewish life. Start small. /articles/where-to-start-your-first-shabbat.xml The Editors orientation https://pub-73c694f3dc3c4d0ea8f98f090d227a0d.r2.dev/article-images/your-first-shabbat-crop-ms8g9s34-01cf9d6e-thumb.png Your First Shabbat true true essentials-essential-facts-kashrut-the-basics Kosher is not a kind of food. It is a system of laws governing what may be eaten, how it must be prepared, and what may be combined. /articles/essentials-essential-facts-kashrut-the-basics.xml The Editors essential https://pub-73c694f3dc3c4d0ea8f98f090d227a0d.r2.dev/article-images/kashrut-the-basics-crop-ms8iqjry-b7cd59a4-thumb.png Kashrut: The Basics essentials-essential-judaica-kippah A small head covering worn as a constant reminder of Hashem above. /articles/essentials-essential-judaica-kippah.xml The Editors essential https://pub-73c694f3dc3c4d0ea8f98f090d227a0d.r2.dev/article-images/kippah-crop-ms8iqs97-a9ab7208-thumb.png Kippah essentials-essential-judaica-tallit-and-tzitzit The fringed garment commanded in the third paragraph of the Shema — worn in prayer and (in the form of the tallit katan) all day. /articles/essentials-essential-judaica-tallit-and-tzitzit.xml The Editors essential essentials-essential-judaica-tefillin Two leather boxes containing parchment scrolls of biblical passages, worn on the arm and head during weekday morning prayer. /articles/essentials-essential-judaica-tefillin.xml The Editors essential essentials-essential-judaica-mezuzah A parchment scroll of the Shema affixed to the doorpost, fulfilling the command to write God’s words “on the doorposts of your house.” /articles/essentials-essential-judaica-mezuzah.xml The Editors essential essentials-essential-judaica-shabbat-candlesticks-and-kiddush-cup The two essential pieces of Shabbat judaica: candlesticks to welcome the day and a kiddush cup to sanctify it. /articles/essentials-essential-judaica-shabbat-candlesticks-and-kiddush-cup.xml The Editors essential going-deeper-deeper-judaica-sukkah The temporary dwelling that is itself a mitzvah — a roof of stars under which the Jew dwells for seven days. /articles/going-deeper-deeper-judaica-sukkah.xml The Editors deeper going-deeper-deeper-judaica-lulav-and-etrog-the-four-species The lulav, hadasim, aravot, and etrog — the four species waved during Sukkot. /articles/going-deeper-deeper-judaica-lulav-and-etrog-the-four-species.xml The Editors deeper going-deeper-deeper-judaica-hanukkiah-menorah The nine-branched candelabrum lit on each of the eight nights of Hanukkah — one of the most distinctive pieces of Jewish judaica. /articles/going-deeper-deeper-judaica-hanukkiah-menorah.xml The Editors deeper editors-desk-halacha-shaatnez-wool-and-linen /articles/editors-desk-halacha-shaatnez-wool-and-linen.xml Meir David Ben Avraham deeper