Torah -Good Condition

Torah in good condition refers to a Torah scroll that has been carefully maintained, with its parchment, ink, and wooden rollers (etz chaim) intact and free from damage. A Torah scroll in good condition shows clear, legible Hebrew lettering without fading or smudging, and the parchment is not torn or overly worn. The stitching that binds the Torah sheets together remains secure, and the rollers are functional for easy handling during readings. Proper storage in a protective case or mantle helps preserve its condition over time. Regular inspections and repairs by a trained scribe (sofer) ensure the Torah remains kosher and suitable for ritual use.