Mezuzah Specification :

Material : Aluminum

Color : Silver

Packaging : Individual opp bag

Package Contents :

1 x Door Mezuza

What Is a Mezuzah?

Mezuzah is a Hebrew word that means "doorstep." According to the Jewish tradition, you should place the Mezuzah at the entrance of your home and the entrance to the other interior rooms in the house.

Reasons for Affixing the Mezuzah at Home

Jews affix the Mezuzah at their homes as a fulfillment of the biblical commandment in Deuteronomy 6:9, " You shall write them upon the doorposts of thy house and thy gates."

The Mezuzah is used to distinguish a Jewish home. It is a visible symbol and sign to those who enter the Jewish home, and it gives them a sense of identity. It is also a reminder that the homes are holy, and the owners should act accordingly. They should ensure they are holy while leaving the house and go out into the world and as they enter.

There is a specific form for the scroll that the tradition requires. However, the owners of the house are free to design and create their own casing.

The ceremony of affixing the Mezuzah in the house involves all the household members, and it starts with reciting the blessings. After the blessings, you should attach the Mezuzah to the doorpost using glue, nails, or screws. It would be best if you fixed it on the right side of the door as one enters the house.

The Mezuzah is placed on the entrance of each door in the house except the toilets and closets. This helps to enhance the mnemonic value of the Mezuzah. It is a symbol of strong faith in God, and you hang it on every door in your house to attract joy, happiness, blessings, and wealth for your home and family.