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We all instinctively know what to do when a sefer falls: pick it up and give it a kiss. But where does that come from? Did our Morah in preschool make it up, or is it actually rooted in halacha?
Why did some Gedolim object to kissing a sefer? What did Rav Pam suggest doing when a sefer falls?
And what happens if a sefer or siddur falls while you are in the middle of Shemoneh Esrei? Do you stop and pick it up, or leave it lying on the floor?
A fascinating look at the halachos and minhagim surrounding a sefer that falls.
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