Who is allowed to listen to the chazan instead of praying on his own? What days present the exception to this rule, when everyone is allowed to listen instead of saying the words himself?

The ten men who comprise a minyan must all be in the same place - but what does that mean in practice? What about two adjacent courtyards without a wall between them: is this considered one or two "places"?

The ten men who comprise a minyan must all be in the same place - but what does that mean in practice? What about two adjacent courtyards without a wall between them: is this considered one or two "places"?

The ten men who comprise a minyan must all be in the same place - but what does that mean in practice? What about two adjacent courtyards without a wall between them: is this considered one or two "places"?

The ten men who comprise a minyan must all be in the same place - but what does that mean in practice? What about two adjacent courtyards without a wall between them: is this considered one or two "places"?

The ten men who comprise a minyan must all be in the same place - but what does that mean in practice? What about two adjacent courtyards without a wall between them: is this considered one or two "places"?

Is it better to pray in a synagogue or a beit midrash? What elements of the prayer service require a minyan? What is the Scriptural reference that indicates that a minyan consists of ten men?

Is it better to pray in a synagogue or a beit midrash? What elements of the prayer service require a minyan? What is the Scriptural reference that indicates that a minyan consists of ten men?

Is it better to pray in a synagogue or a beit midrash? What elements of the prayer service require a minyan? What is the Scriptural reference that indicates that a minyan consists of ten men?

Is it better to pray in a synagogue or a beit midrash? What elements of the prayer service require a minyan? What is the Scriptural reference that indicates that a minyan consists of ten men?