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Shacharit [ʃaχaˈʁit] (Hebrew: שַחֲרִית šaḥăriṯ), or
Shacharis in Ashke**** Hebrew, is the
morning tefillah (prayer) of Judaism, one of the
three daily...
- Traditionally,
three prayer services are
recited daily:
Shacharit or
Shaharit (שַחֲרִת), from the
Hebrew shachar or
shahar (שַחָר) "morning light", Mincha...
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Shaharit –
Creating Common Cause is an
Israeli think tank and
nonprofit organization,
which was
founded as a "think- and do- tank" in 2012 to
forge a new...
- the Talmud. The
barechu is
recited twice daily (in the
morning prayers,
shaharit, and in the
evening prayers, ma'ariv) as part of the
formal public prayer...
- the
Middle East.
There are many
think tank
teams in Israel, including:
Shaharit –
Creating Common Cause Jerusalem Institute for
Market Studies (JIMS) Reut...
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Jerusalem Institute for
Policy Research Kohelet Policy Forum Reut
Institute Shaharit Shalem Center Shalom Hartman Institute Van Leer
Jerusalem Institute Bruno...
- Ḥanukat
Habayit LeDavid") is
added to the
remainder of the
Psalm during Shaḥarit of Hanuka.
Other Sepharadim begin with "Aromimkha" even on Ḥanuka. Shir...
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commanded to feel joy. Many
German communities perform the
blessing in
Shaharit, Musaf, and (on Yom Kippur) in Neilah.
Eastern European congregations only...
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similar to the
Hemerobaptists or
Tovelei Shaḥarit.[better source needed]
Hemerobaptists (Heb.
Tovelei Shaḥarit; 'Morning Bathers') were an
ancient religious...
- the fast is
usually broken at a
siyum celebration (typically made
after Shaharit), which,
according to the
prevailing custom,
creates an
atmosphere of rejoicing...
