A halizah shoe A leather shoe, made of all its laws and grammars, for the observance of the commandments of ...

A halizah shoe A leather shoe, made of all its laws and grammars, for the observance of the commandments of halizah. [Mid-20th century].In the laws of "Halizah shoe", many laws were stated in the Talmud and in the halachic rulings. [For a summary of the laws of the shoe, see: Talmudic Ency, Vol. 15, pp. 57-57.] For example, we will note a number of halachic details that are evident in the shoe before us: a shoe sewn with linen does not have a shirt in it, and most of the former should also have all the shoe stitching and laces made of leather [and therefore make leather loops that are covered on leather hooks]. The shoe should be fastened to the leg and not "frayed" [i.e., that it will be securely occupied on the foot and not easily removable] and therefore a tying strap is added to it. The shoe itself should be of black leather and the tying straps in white leather. The shoe should be made as the shape of the right foot [so that they do not make a mistake to extract the left leg]. And many other laws that are annotated in the Shulchan Aruch and in the books of the halachic authorities, should have a "halizah shoe" and is one of the "tools of the dayanin" mentioned in the Tractate Sanhedrin [page 7, page 2]. The shoe must belong to their hearts and the court gives him the shoe as a "gift in order to return." In fact, it is rare to find a "halizah shoe", since there are few tribunals that deal with halizahs, whose laws are numerous and complicated.the halachic tradition of making a "halizah shoe", provides an authentic historical source, preserving the structure of the shoes as they were made and sewn in the Mishnaic period and even earlier.