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Parashiyot Tefillin shel Yad, handwritten on vellum by Rabbi Moshe Sofer of Pshevorsk. Rabbi Zusha of Hanipol used to say that when Rabbi Moshe was writing, a flame would burst out of his quill.
The script of the Parashiyot Tefillin is identical to that of Rabbi Moshe Sofer, as indicated by the special Tagin he would writ, which leading handwriting experts of our generation are familiar with.
Handwritten by the author of Or Pnei Moshe. The holy Rav Rabbi Zusha, in his son’s approbation to his book, recalls that once when the old Rav Rabbi Moshe Sofer of Pshevorsk visited him, he saw him writing, looking like an angel with a flame bursting out of the letters he wrote.
The holy Rav Rabbi Moshe Sofer of Pshevorsk [ca. 1720-1806] one of the leading Chassidic Tzaddikim of the first generation. Was known as Sofer since he was a scribe who wrote Tefillin, Mezuzos and Sifrei Torah. The Tzaddikim of the generation all wanted to receive his Tefillin, which were known to be long-lasting.
The Tefillin shel Yad are wrapped in velvet and placed in a wooden case with confirmations by the best experts in the world. Are not sold as Kosher.
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