Miscellaneous
Hafrashat Challa
Three Mitzvot are reserved for women: lighting Shabbat candles, the laws of family purity
and separating a piece of dough when baking bread, known as Challa. The Sefer haChinuch
explains: “By separating a piece of Challa, G-d lays down his blessing and secures a merit
to our soul. The dough then becomes both a material and spiritual food.”
The Torah-Box team offers you a practical sheet which allows both women and men to
fulfill this beautiful Mitzvah properly.
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