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Bhai Sahib!On the other hand, too few of us (and I, unfortunately, am one - but I'm trying to get myself into remission!) can be accused of taking life seriously enough ... Actually, the skullcap isn't mandatory; it's simply convenient in terms of wearing tefillin (those black boxes with leather straps) during weekday morning prayers.The peyot (sidelocks) are worn either inside or outside the turban. At least, this is what I've seen in those communities (like the traditional Yemenites) that still wear turbans today, and in historical pictures of Jews from other communities where turbans were worn, like Iraq.Hey, if I had the skill to make smileys, I'd do it myself - but since Mai Ji displays such obvious talent in this area, and asks for suggestions for new ideas, why not?
Bhai Sahib!
On the other hand, too few of us (and I, unfortunately, am one - but I'm trying to get myself into remission!) can be accused of taking life seriously enough ...
Actually, the skullcap isn't mandatory; it's simply convenient in terms of wearing tefillin (those black boxes with leather straps) during weekday morning prayers.
The peyot (sidelocks) are worn either inside or outside the turban. At least, this is what I've seen in those communities (like the traditional Yemenites) that still wear turbans today, and in historical pictures of Jews from other communities where turbans were worn, like Iraq.
Hey, if I had the skill to make smileys, I'd do it myself - but since Mai Ji displays such obvious talent in this area, and asks for suggestions for new ideas, why not?
