anyone studying to be a rabbi would normally have done his or her compulsory army service before they are accepted as full rabbis. the unit i belonged to had a rabbi who acted as pardre to the regiment.regarding the wearing of 'love locks'the Torah demands that jewish men will not cut or round off their temples which the ultra pious Hassids take to mean not to trim any of the temple area. hence the love locks.

rabbis always keep their heads covered either by a hat or a yarmulka.however they don't all wear the same type of hat.it depends on where they originate from.some wear a platter hat some a homburg and some even wear a hat similar to a russian snow cap.

i wear the ushanka (what u described as russian snow cap) alot because its part of my slavic culture, not because of any religious cause or something. btw im not a jew.
ushanka has high status in my culture because its some kinda symbol of pride n dignity. we usually keep it in high place n take very good care of it n putting it in floor means dishonor ourselves... but wait, this has nothing to do wit the point of this topic!

How do u feel about jesus? If i am to pray to jesus am i not breaking the commandment that forbids me from worshiping another god?

Hmm i understand what u guys are talking about rabbis everybody has their faith i don t descremate anyone but we have de

We have differences but i personally believe there is one creator and one day we shall surely met him Allah ta ala.