The most important mitzvah for a woman is modesty, but unfortunately, many women are fooled by Yetzer Hara and fail this test even in the frum world. Besides the infamous problem of Indian-hair avodah zarah, wig also presents the problem of immodesty.

When deciding how to cover our hair, we must ask ourselves: Does HaShem want me to cover my hair with others' hair and look unmarried? When poskim of precious generation allowed wig, did they mean the fancy wigs that look better than real hair today? Is it really worth it to suffering the hot temperature and cleaning of the wigs while it might leave a remark of immodesty and causing others to sin on my file in Shamayim?

We all want to be righteous in the eyes of HaKadosh Baruch Hu, so we have to use all our strength to overcome the Yetzer Hara and serve HaShem in the way He wants.

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Your wig is a provocation. Torah and Forbidden Wigs #shorts #wigs
Dive into this thought-provoking video as the Rabbi delves into a significant issue that concerns many in the community: the intricate topic of wigs. In a warm and welcoming tone, the Rabbi addresses the audience with a heartfelt "Shalom Aleichem, friends!" and delves into the complexities surrounding this often-overlooked matter.

With a keen understanding of tradition and halacha, the Rabbi presents a compelling argument about how wigs, though intended to be modest, can inadvertently attract unwanted attention from men. He explains that despite a woman's intention to appear modest by wearing a wig, the allure it creates might lead men to view her beauty as "erva," or nakedness. This insightful interpretation leads the Rabbi to a profound revelation about the potential consequences of such encounters.

As the Rabbi passionately delivers his message, he doesn't shy away from addressing the stark reality of the situation. He emphasizes the gravity of the issue, revealing that failing to repent after succumbing to temptation can lead to dire consequences according to Shulchan Aruch. Drawing a stark image of the potential consequences, he speaks about the seventh level of Gehinnom, capturing the audience's attention with the gravity of the concept.

Throughout the video, the Rabbi's commitment to delivering a message of holiness and self-awareness is palpable. With a deep sense of responsibility, he urges his listeners to embrace their true essence and practice sanctity. As the video draws to a close, viewers are left with an undeniable truth: the call to be mindful of one's actions and the profound impact they can have on themselves and their relationship with Hashem. Join the Rabbi on this eye-opening journey towards greater spiritual awareness and understanding. 📜

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