: To remain kosher, scrolls should be professionally checked by a scribe every 3.5 to 7 years to ensure letters haven't cracked or faded. 2. The Mezuzah Case
: It must be meticulously handwritten by a certified Jewish scribe (sofer) using a quill and special ink. Printed or "Xeroxed" versions are not kosher.
Buying a involves two distinct components: the kosher scroll (klaf) and the decorative case . While many retailers sell them as a set, they are often purchased separately to ensure the scroll meets religious standards. 1. The Kosher Scroll (Klaf)