mezuzah , także: mezuza

"Does a house filled with the books of the Law need a mezuzah?"

There is also a large silver mezuzah mounted on my door post.

In the synagogues, perhaps, it was associated with the mezuzah.

A comprehensive private collection of mezuzah cases is on show inside the lobby.

"That is a fine mezuzah, Victor," she said, softly, looking at him now with complete control of the situation.

The mezuzah is situated upon all the doorframes in a home or establishment.

A carved groove for a mezuzah can be seen.

Al was wearing an open- necked shirt, and a mezuzah hung around his neck.

Religious laws governing the mezuzah - a word that means door post in Hebrew - have stayed pretty much the same for thousands of years.

She had touched the mezuzah as if it had been an ordinary Christian idol.

That, and the mezuzah at the door told him that the doctor looked after yet another outcast here.

The name was Leinkraus; it had a mezuzah on the doorframe of the front entrance.

Strikingly for this pervasively religious enclave, the school building does not even have a mezuzah on the door.

Late summer is prime mezuzah buying time.

As for Ms. Hodes herself, her favorite mezuzah is homemade.

The documentary's companion book further states that one can still see a "mezuzah on the door frame, and the candelabrum in the living room."

After the blessing, the mezuzah is attached.

When Gabrielle opens the door for the delivery guy, you can see a mezuzah in the door frame.

But the door that I entered in this strange, resort-like complex by the sea has a mezuzah for a knocker.

The familiar Jewish mezuzah is a tiny scroll placed in a small container mounted by the entrance to a house.

The kitchen, located in the courtyard, was so small that it did not fulfill the halachic requirement for a mezuzah.

Only the mezuzah and 2 Stars of David in the entrance show the presence of this synagogue.

- Laws of writing a sefer torah, tefillin, and mezuzah.

How many fastened a mezuzah upon their tent posts or cabin lintels in isolated new settlements?

The mezuzah is a tiny parchment bearing words from the Bible, set in a case and fixed in doorways.