rosh hafuch by a nun and a bow gimel

By Dovid Nissan Bressman -
2 sheilas

In the first picture the gimmel of Diganecha
problems 1) it is connected high near the rosh? (although in this case may be still kosher) and 2) the two feet are like a bow (although again in this case I think it is kosher), correct?


the head of the nun nun is primarily going to the right (with a tad to the left). Since the Tagim are on the right side specifically it makes it look even more like a nun hafucha (which is a chashash pasul?) What do you say?

Comments

  1. Rabbi Eli GutnickNovember 28, 2011 at 5:14 AM

    both are kosher. you can fix the nun. the gimmel is only problematic if both parts come out of the head but here you can see they join lower

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