12-04-2022, 02:11 PM
Thanks for the question!
I understand the sentiment as I too had a Tallit from my Bar Mitzvah that was in my family. It was lent out and seemed to have disappeared.
I lean towards your brothers view to lend it as needed and the person who uses it the most should keep possession. After all, it is meant to be used.
I don't think splitting it in 2 is a "kosher" idea"!
But that's just my opinion, others here may think differently or have another solution.
You might want to confer with your local Rabbi who can also offer a solution that makes sense for all.
I understand the sentiment as I too had a Tallit from my Bar Mitzvah that was in my family. It was lent out and seemed to have disappeared.
I lean towards your brothers view to lend it as needed and the person who uses it the most should keep possession. After all, it is meant to be used.
I don't think splitting it in 2 is a "kosher" idea"!
But that's just my opinion, others here may think differently or have another solution.
You might want to confer with your local Rabbi who can also offer a solution that makes sense for all.