I agree that the new Tikkunim are beautiful and easy to learn from. One
point I would like to add, however, is that when the time comes to read out
of the Sefer Torah, the handwritings that are encountered are varied and
not neat or evenly spaced like the typeset books. I have found as a
teac
Shalom y'all,
I wasn't in on the beginning of this discussion, but would like to add my
haskamah to the Tikkun Koreem Ham'fuar. Five years ago I treated myself to
this new Tikkun, and, in addition to all the good qualities listed above, I
noticed and enjoy the bold print, well spaced, and the exa
My favorite tikun is also the Tikun kor'im ha-mefo'ar
"simanim."
It includes marking sheva na`s and kamats katans, the
division of the weekday readings
(Monday-Thursday-Shabbat afternoon), and many other
features. I've heard they've just brought out a new
edition with even more features. (It take
Our students requested (and rave about) Tikun Korim hamefoar "Simanin"
keminhag Ashkenaz ve-Sefarad. Published by Feldheim, 2001.
Sheryl F. Stahl
Senior Assistant Librarian
Frances-Henry Library
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
3077 University Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90007-3796
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