Talit, also talis (Hebrew טַלִּית‎ Sephardic tallit, Ashkenazi talis) - prayer included in Judaism, which is a specially prepared straight-cut blanket. There is no commandment to wear a tallit, but the commandment to tie tassels of tzitzit on a 4-corner cover and a shoraz, looking at the black thread knitted over the tzitzit, think about the commandments and mark them. The word tallit is not found in the Torah. The Torah uses the word ksuta (“veil”). The word "tallit" is used in the Talmud.