Davening with a Minyan: Difference between revisions
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# If the only minyan available is one that is before shekiyah after plag mincha when one already said mincha after plag mincha one should daven by oneself rather than join such a minyan.<Ref>Shaar Hatziyun 235:16 writes that one shouldn't daven with a minyan before shekiya if on that same day one already davened mincha after plag hamincha.</ref> | # If the only minyan available is one that is before shekiyah after plag mincha when one already said mincha after plag mincha one should daven by oneself rather than join such a minyan.<Ref>Shaar Hatziyun 235:16 writes that one shouldn't daven with a minyan before shekiya if on that same day one already davened mincha after plag hamincha.</ref> | ||
==Missing Minyan Because it is Too Far== | ==Missing Minyan Because it is Too Far== | ||
# If a minyan is more than a mil out of one's way one isn't obligated to daven in a minyan.<ref>Tosfot Pesachim 46a s.v. ultefila, Hagahot Ashri (Kitvei Yad Pesachim 3:5), Shulchan Aruch O.C. 90: | # If a minyan is more than a mil out of one's way one isn't obligated to daven in a minyan.<ref>Tosfot Pesachim 46a s.v. ultefila, Hagahot Ashri (Kitvei Yad Pesachim 3:5), Shulchan Aruch O.C. 90:16</ref> | ||
# If someone is driving the mil is measured by 18 minutes and not the distance of a mil.<ref>Although Mishna Brurah clarifies that we follow distance when discussing someone riding an animal and not time, the poskim follow time. Drishu 90: | # If someone is driving the mil is measured by 18 minutes and not the distance of a mil.<ref>Although Mishna Brurah clarifies that we follow distance when discussing someone riding an animal and not time, the poskim follow time. Drishu 90:59 quotes Rav Chaim Kanievsky (Ishei Yisrael ch. 8 fnt. 70) who distinguishes between riding an animal which is harder and should still follow distance as opposed to driving which is easier and should follow time. They also quote Rav Elyashiv (Peninei Tefillah p. 120) as holding by the time of the mil.</ref> | ||
==On an Airplane== | ==On an Airplane== | ||
