The largest mezuzah in the world was written by the scribe Rabbi Avraham Borshevsky. The parchment was 37 x 30 inches (94 x 76 cm) and was placed into a mezuzah case that was 3.6 feet (1.1 m) long. Each letter inside the mezuzah was 0.8 in. (2 cm) tall. The writing was of a very high quality (mehudar).
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STaM
STaM is Hebrew acronym for Sefer (a book), Tefillin and Mezuzahs.
The way Jewish culture and religion preserves and transmits during thousands of years the laws and traditions of scribal arts for properly writing Hebrew Bible's texts.
The Five Biblical books named Scrolls are shown in a separate section of the Gallery.
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