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A Tallit (Hebrew word for "garment") is commonly a reference tothe prayer shawl with Tzitzit attached to its four corners. During the morning prayers, it is customary to don the tallit gadol (big tallit)a prayer shawl. Wearing a tallit is the ideal way to observe the Biblical Mitzvah of attaching fringes to the corners of one's garments, for only in a tallit gadol is the individual enwrapped in the garment.Even one who does not wear tzitzit throughout the entire day shouldwear a tallit during prayers. The mitzvah of tzitzit is discussed inthe third section of the Shema,and it is slightly hypocritical to recite the verses which discuss theimportance of tzitzit whilst choosing to refrain from fulfilling thismitzvah. In most Ashkenazicommunities, men begin to wear the tallit only after marriage. once onebegins to wear a tallit during prayer, one doesnt stop doing so evenif the person becomes (G-d forbid) widowed or divorced. According to Sephardic tradition, boys begin wearing a tallit at