Motzoi Shabbos Bakasha Magnet, Yiddish or Hebrew #750

This is the bakasha said at the close of Shabbos, printed onto a magnet rather than a page. That format is the whole idea: a booklet gets put down somewhere and lost, while a magnet goes onto the fridge Motzoi Shabbos and is still there the following week, at eye level, where the family walks past it.

Choose Yiddish or Hebrew. It is a real choice and worth thinking about, because this is one of those tefillos that gets said aloud in the language the household actually uses — a home that speaks Yiddish will want the Yiddish, and a home that davens exclusively in loshon hakodesh will want the Hebrew. Design #750 is the same either way; only the text changes.

At this price it is the sort of thing bought a dozen at a time for a class, a shul giveaway or a shalom zachor table, and it is small enough to slip into an envelope with an invitation. It also matches Malchut's tallis and tefillin bag range under the same design number.

• Malchut design #750
• Type: Yiddish, Hebrew

Sold by Judaica Square, Lakewood NJ. Free shipping on orders over $75. Returns within 15 days.