Definition: In Jewish tradition, "mezuzas" are a type of text that is used in liturgical prayers. These texts were originally written by rabbinical scholars and have been passed down through generations as part of the liturgy of the Hebrew Bible. They are often composed in the form of cantorial songs or hymns, and they are sung during Jewish services such as weddings and funerals. The exact meaning of "mezuzas" can vary depending on the specific context and tradition. However
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what should be said.