Definition: Ararie refers to clothing, including fabrics, patterns, and accessories used in religious garments for various festivals. Detailed definition: - Ararie is a term in Judaism that refers to clothing or dress for special occasions. - It encompasses different types of clothing such as: - Haredi (Jewish males) wear a traditional garment consisting of a t-shirt, pants, and a belt. - Ashkenazi (Jewish females) wear dresses made from cotton or linen fabrics and often have sleeves. - Kotelim, the Jewish temple in Jerusalem, also requires special clothing for religious duties. This includes wearing a shawl, apron, and coverings that are tied around the head and shoulders. - Religious ceremonies such as weddings, bar mitzvahs, and other events often require extra attire or special attire to comply with customs and traditions.
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