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The Maimonides Minute episodes
- Hilchot Tefilah 10:7-8 (Saying the wrong Amida on Shabbat)What is the rule if you mistakenly say a weekday Amida on Shabbat? What should you do if you remember in the middle? Are there different rules for the different tefilot of Shabbat?6 min
- Hilchot Tefilah 10:5-6 (The Heretical (maybe) Chazan)If a person refuses to lead the prayers because of a seemingly innocuous request - that he wants to wear only white clothing or pray without shoes - we ban him from serving as a chazan for this prayer, and, according to some authorities, permanently. What are we afraid of? What is the basis of the disagreement about whether the ban is temporary or permanent?6 min
- Hilchot Tefilah 10:5-6 (The Heretical (maybe) Chazan)If a person refuses to lead the prayers because of a seemingly innocuous request - that he wants to wear only white clothing or pray without shoes - we ban him from serving as a chazan for this prayer, and, according to some authorities, permanently. What are we afraid of? What is the basis of the disagreement about whether the ban is temporary or permanent?6 min
- Hilchot Tefilah 10:5-6 (The Heretical (maybe) Chazan)If a person refuses to lead the prayers because of a seemingly innocuous request - that he wants to wear only white clothing or pray without shoes - we ban him from serving as a chazan for this prayer, and, according to some authorities, permanently. What are we afraid of? What is the basis of the disagreement about whether the ban is temporary or permanent?6 min
- Hilchot Tefilah 10:5-6 (The Heretical (maybe) Chazan)If a person refuses to lead the prayers because of a seemingly innocuous request - that he wants to wear only white clothing or pray without shoes - we ban him from serving as a chazan for this prayer, and, according to some authorities, permanently. What are we afraid of? What is the basis of the disagreement about whether the ban is temporary or permanent?6 min
- Hilchot Tefilah 10:5-6 (The Heretical (maybe) Chazan)If a person refuses to lead the prayers because of a seemingly innocuous request - that he wants to wear only white clothing or pray without shoes - we ban him from serving as a chazan for this prayer, and, according to some authorities, permanently. What are we afraid of? What is the basis of the disagreement about whether the ban is temporary or permanent?6 min
- Hilchot Tefilah 10:3-4 (When a chazan makes a mistake)If the chazan makes a mistake and seems unable to continue, how long should the congregation wait before replacing him? Does this law change based on which blessing the chazan is unable to finish? From where does the new chazan begin?4 min
- Hilchot Tefilah 10:3-4 (When a chazan makes a mistake)If the chazan makes a mistake and seems unable to continue, how long should the congregation wait before replacing him? Does this law change based on which blessing the chazan is unable to finish? From where does the new chazan begin?4 min
- Hilchot Tefilah 10:3-4 (When a chazan makes a mistake)If the chazan makes a mistake and seems unable to continue, how long should the congregation wait before replacing him? Does this law change based on which blessing the chazan is unable to finish? From where does the new chazan begin?4 min
- Hilchot Tefilah 10:3-4 (When a chazan makes a mistake)If the chazan makes a mistake and seems unable to continue, how long should the congregation wait before replacing him? Does this law change based on which blessing the chazan is unable to finish? From where does the new chazan begin?4 min
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Make Judaism’s greatest thinker and Halachic scholar part of your life. Rabbi Scott Kahn presents two halachot from the Rambam’s Mishneh Torah every weekday.