In many communities, Jewish women cover their hair after marriage. The covering can take different forms—a scarf, a hat, or even a wig—and customs vary depending on several factors. On a basic level, marriage represents a higher station in life. A head covering serves as a symbol of importance, representing a married woman’s elevated status. It also reflects values of privacy and modesty within marriage and is intended to enhance intimacy between spouses. On a deeper level, wearing a head coveri

380K views · 1.2K reactions | When do Jewish women start covering their hair? Some people actually have the custom to cover their hair on their wedding day too. (Some under the Chuppah, the marriage canopy and some right after the Chuppah) Whatever the personal custom, the Mitzvah is all the same and unites us all ♥️ | That Jewish Family | Facebook

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Why do Orthodox Jewish women cover their hair with wigs that sometimes look better than their own hair? 🤔 This video explores the Torah and Talmudic sources behind hair covering, how wigs entered Jewish practice, and why modesty in Judaism isn’t about hiding beauty, but about setting boundaries. Watch the full video >> https://jewinthecity.com/2024/07/why-do-orthodox-jewish-women-wear-wigs-if-they-look-better-than-hair/ | Jew in the City

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