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Looks like it happened after Ksiva Kshera. Still looks like shin and reish, just connected. Only issue is Mukaf Gvil. Scrape it away.
ReplyDeleteThe picture is not so clear, but the negiah is very thick which is concerning.
ReplyDeleteThe negiah is quite thick and requires a shailas chacham. It can't just be "scraped away".
ReplyDeleteFolloeed your advice :
ReplyDeleteNeither Rabbi Stern nor Rabbi Fried lander wanted to be machshir.
Folloeed your advice :
ReplyDeleteNeither Rabbi Stern nor Rabbi Fried lander wanted to be machshir.
Thanks for the follow up. It's what I expected.
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