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There is a mitzvah for every Jew to pray to Hashem every day. There are three formal prayers, the morning prayer ([[Shacharit]]), afternoon ([[Mincha]]), and night ([[Maariv]] or [[Arvit]]). | |||
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* [[Mitzvah to Daven]] | |||
*[[Mitzvah to Daven]] | |||
'''What One May Do before Davening''' | '''What One May Do before Davening''' | ||
* [[Greeting People before Davening]] | |||
* [[Eating before Davening]] | *[[Greeting People before Davening]] | ||
* [[Netilat Yadayim in Preparation for Davening]] | *[[Eating before Davening]] | ||
* [[Other Activities before Davening]] | *[[Netilat Yadayim in Preparation for Davening]] | ||
* [[Preparations for Davening]] | *[[Other Activities before Davening]] | ||
*[[Preparations for Davening]] | |||
'''Davening Times''' | '''Davening Times''' | ||
* [[When Is the Earliest and Latest Time to Pray?]] | |||
*[[When Is the Earliest and Latest Time to Pray?]] | |||
'''General Halachot of Davening''' | '''General Halachot of Davening''' | ||
* [[Answering Amen]] | |||
* [[Shomea KeOneh|Fulfilling One's Obligation by Listening to a Bracha]] ([[Shomea KeOneh]]) | *[[Answering Amen]] | ||
* [[Davening with a Minyan That Uses a Different Nusach]] | *[[Shomea KeOneh|Fulfilling One's Obligation by Listening to a Bracha]] ([[Shomea KeOneh]]) | ||
* [[Kaddish]] | *[[Davening with a Minyan That Uses a Different Nusach]] | ||
* [[Kavanah necessary for Davening]] ([[Kavanah for Tefillah]]) | *[[Kaddish]] | ||
* [[Avoiding Davening After Drinking Intoxicating Beverages]] | *[[Kavanah necessary for Davening]] ([[Kavanah for Tefillah]]) | ||
* [[Prayers for Certain Occasions]] | *[[Avoiding Davening After Drinking Intoxicating Beverages]] | ||
* [[Dvarim SheBichtav]] | *[[Prayers for Certain Occasions]] | ||
* [[Shaliach Tzibbur]] | *[[Dvarim SheBichtav]] | ||
* [[Correcting a Bad Dream]] | *[[Shaliach Tzibbur]] | ||
* [[Someone who comes late to Davening]] | *[[Correcting a Bad Dream]] | ||
* [[What to do if one missed davening]] ([[Tashlumin]]) | *[[Someone who comes late to Davening]] | ||
* [[Turning to the Right and Left]] | *[[Saying the Words of Davening Correctly]] | ||
* [[Leshem Yichud]] | *[[What to do if one missed davening]] ([[Tashlumin]]) | ||
*[[Turning to the Right and Left]] | |||
*[[Leshem Yichud]] | |||
*[[Learning During Davening]] | |||
'''Halachos of a Shul''' | '''Halachos of a Shul''' | ||
* [[Davening with a minyan]] | |||
* [[Respecting the sanctity of the Shul]] | *[[Davening with a minyan]] | ||
* [[Where Is It Permissible to Daven?]] | *[[Respecting the sanctity of the Shul]] | ||
* [[Acquiring Rights to a Mitzvah]] | *[[Where Is It Permissible to Daven?]] | ||
* [[Brov Am Hadrat Melech]] | *[[Acquiring Rights to a Mitzvah]] | ||
* [[Praying in a Shul with a Stone Floor]] | *[[Brov Am Hadrat Melech]] | ||
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* [[Birchot HaShachar]] | '''Specific Sections of Davening''' | ||
* [[Birchot HaTorah]] | |||
* [[Korbanot]] | *[[Birchot HaShachar]] | ||
* [[Kaddish]] | *[[Birchot HaTorah]] | ||
* [[Pesukei DeZimrah]] | *[[Korbanot]] | ||
* [[Barchu]] | *[[Kaddish]] | ||
* [[Birchot Kriyat Shema]] | *[[Pesukei DeZimrah]] | ||
* [[Kriyat Shema]] | *[[Barchu]] | ||
* [[Shmoneh Esrei]] | *[[Birchot Kriyat Shema]] | ||
** [[Mashiv HaRuach UMorid HaGeshem]] | *[[Kriyat Shema]] | ||
** [[Atta Chonen]] | *[[Shmoneh Esrei]] | ||
** [[Atta Chonantanu]] | **[[Mashiv HaRuach UMorid HaGeshem]] | ||
** [[Hashivenu]] | **[[Atta Chonen]] | ||
** [[Slach Lanu]] | **[[Atta Chonantanu]] | ||
** [[Refaenu]] | **[[Hashivenu]] | ||
** [[Barech Aleinu]] (VeTen Tal UMatar Lebracha) | **[[Slach Lanu]] | ||
** [[Yaaleh VeYavo]] (insertion for [[Rosh Chodesh]]) | **[[Refaenu]] | ||
** [[Al Hanissim on Chanukah]] | **[[Barech Aleinu]] (VeTen Tal UMatar Lebracha) | ||
** [[Shemoneh_Esrei#Sim_Shalom |Sim Shalom]] | **[[Yaaleh VeYavo]] (insertion for [[Rosh Chodesh]]) | ||
** [[Taking Three Steps Back]] | **[[Al Hanissim on Chanukah]] | ||
* [[Chazarat HaShatz]] | **[[Shemoneh_Esrei#Sim_Shalom |Sim Shalom]] | ||
** [[Kedusha]] | **[[Taking Three Steps Back]] | ||
** [[Birkat Cohanim]] | *[[Chazarat HaShatz]] | ||
* [[Havinenu]] | **[[Kedusha]] | ||
* [[Kriyat HaTorah]] | **[[Birkat Cohanim]] | ||
** [[Hagbah and Gelila]] | *[[Havinenu]] | ||
* [[Hallel]] | *[[Kriyat HaTorah]] | ||
* [[Tachanun, Ashrei, Aleinu, Shir Shel Yom]] | **[[Hagbah and Gelila]] | ||
* [[Special prayer for travelers]] ([[Tefillat HaDerech]]) | *[[Hallel]] | ||
* [[Mincha]] | *[[Tachanun, Ashrei, Aleinu, Shir Shel Yom]] | ||
* [[Mariv/Arvit]] | *[[Special prayer for travelers]] ([[Tefillat HaDerech]]) | ||
* [[Mussaf]] | *[[Mincha]] | ||
* [[Repeating Shema at night]] | *[[Mariv/Arvit]] | ||
* [[Bedtime Shema]] | *[[Mussaf]] | ||
* [[Tikkun Chatzot]] | *[[Repeating Shema at night]] | ||
*[[Bedtime Shema]] | |||
*[[Tikkun Chatzot]] | |||
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[[Category:Prayer]] | [[Category:Prayer]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:10, 11 July 2023
There is a mitzvah for every Jew to pray to Hashem every day. There are three formal prayers, the morning prayer (Shacharit), afternoon (Mincha), and night (Maariv or Arvit).
