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That's untrue. Jews have a custom to bathe on Fridays. At other times, they maintain hygiene the same as everyone else and bathe as needed.
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How many pears of clothing were Jews given during the holocaust?
4 pears of clothing for every day of he week except Fridays.
How did the jews lives changed after World War 2?
I dont knoow!!
What are 3 things important about Jews in hiding during the holocaust?
i dont know
How do pandas bathe?
The answer is they bathe in ponds or rivers
How do Italians bathe nowadays?
Like the rest of the developed countries, shower or bathe at home.
How do you bathe a paint turtle?
you dont take it a bathe and seddie rules
Do chinchillas bathe in dust?
No they dont
What time would cartoon cartoon Fridays begin?
They dont show cartoon cartoon fridays anymore they stop making in 2003.
Are Fridays prayer days?
Every day is a prayer day. Muslims specifically gather on Fridays for prayers and Jews specifically gather on Friday Nights for Sabbath Welcoming.
What day of the week do Muslims and Jews hold formal religious services?
Muslims have some formal praying at Fridays. Fridays is off in Islam like Sunday which is off in Judaism and Christianity.
When does target open on Fridays?
DONT DO MEMES such as taylor swifting,faithhilling,and tebowing
Should i bathe my young duck?
Yes you can but the RSPCA wouldn't be very happy
Do Jews have a famine?
no they dont
What is the dirties thing the world?
the dirtiest thinng in the world is homeless people or people who dont bathe
Does tomato juice kill the smell of the skunk smell?
yes. but you dont drink it, you have to bathe in it. have fun. :)
How many pears of clothing were Jews given during the holocaust?
4 pears of clothing for every day of he week except Fridays.
Do hasidic Jews shower daily?
The same percentage of Hasidic Jews shower daily as that of left-handed people, red-haired people, and Republicans who shower daily.Answer:The Torah in general, and certain texts such as the Zohar in particular, are emphatic concerning the obligation to be clean. Therefore, since Hasidic Jews are strict in Torah-observance, you should assume that they (or the large majority of them) are at least as careful about hygiene as everyone else.
