prayer shawl

On this day a man could not even carry his prayer shawl to the synagogue.

These include using hands to wheel a baby carriage or to carry a prayer shawl to services.

My land is wrapped in light as in a prayer shawl.

In that same decade they added an organ, did away with the prayer shawl, and started a religious school.

He told me that his prayer shawl and other religious items had been frequently seized.

The mourner takes up things the dead leave behind; for Goldman, his father's prayer shawl.

Best recent gift: A friend gave me an Indian prayer shawl.

But he had left behind his prayer shawl.

Forgetting to put on a prayer shawl when even a bar mitzvah boy would have known to.

It all started with prayer shawls and head coverings.

In a separate section of the wall, men held prayer shawls above their heads to ward off the stones.

"I have to have the prayer shawls clean," he said.

At the urging of friends, she has also begun weaving Jewish prayer shawls.

Next to the bottles were some folded prayer shawls.

For example, they may carry a prayer shawl to synagogue or push a child in a stroller.

Men in prayer shawls and yarmulkes cried as they pushed against the police lines.

Joshua sat up, a net hung over his head like a tattered prayer shawl.

His younger daughter showed less interest, falling asleep on his prayer shawl.

He discovered a wedding photograph of his late grandfather wearing a fringed prayer shawl.

Characters recite their autobiographies at the drop of a prayer shawl.

"This is like if I went to the Vatican with my prayer shawl.

The elders are also devout - one wears a prayer shawl - but they take out a contract.

"Perhaps so," Abulafia said, and he reached for his prayer shawl.

Some explain the black stripes found on many traditional prayer shawls as representing the loss of this dye.

A handbag jacket was a sort of prayer shawl that hung about the neck with pockets at each end.