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Jewish marriage contract, a Jewish marriage contract. The text is written primarily in Aramaic and Hebrew script, and the document is traditionally provided by the groom to the bride on their wedding day.
This particular ketubah has an ornate, decorative border featuring two large columns, a menorah, and the Star of David. Similar designs are sometimes referred to as a "Columns Ketubah" and may be a type of printed form that was filled out by hand.
The purpose of the ketubah is to outline the husband's financial obligations to his wife and ensure her protection in case of divorce or widowhood. It also includes other obligations, such as food, clothing, and shelter. The document is signed by two witnesses, making it a legally binding agreement. Document |
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