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    Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim 19English translation

    Translation: Wikisource Shulchan Aruch. Section numbers match the Hebrew text above.

    1. 1Tzitzit are an obligation on the person and not on the item, in that as long as he is not wearing the tallit, he is exempt from (the obligation of) tzitzit (i.e. on that tallit). Therefore, one does not say a blessing regarding the making of the tzitzit, since there is no commandment except in wearing them.
    2. 2One who makes a tallit to be used as a burial shroud, even though he sometimes wears it during his lifetime, it is exempt (from the obligation of tzitzit)

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    1

    זמן ברכת ציצית. ובו ב סעיפים:
    ציצית חובת גברא הוא ולא חובת מנא שכל זמן שאינו לובש הטלית פטור מציצית ולפיכך אינו מברך על עשיית הציצית שאין מצוה אלא בלבישתו:

    2

    עשה טלית לצורך תכריכין אף על פי שלובשו לפעמים בחייו פטור:

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    Orach Chayim Siman 19

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      Opens “זמן ברכת ציצית. ובו ב סעיפים: ציצית…”

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