How can one say mincha twice a day? Is there a better and worse time during the afternoon to say mincha? How can we explain a strange phrase in the Rambam? And when the Rambam says "10 3/4 hours," does he actually mean something slightly different?
How can one say mincha twice a day? Is there a better and worse time during the afternoon to say mincha? How can we explain a strange phrase in the Rambam? And when the Rambam says "10 3/4 hours," does he actually mean something slightly different?
How can one say mincha twice a day? Is there a better and worse time during the afternoon to say mincha? How can we explain a strange phrase in the Rambam? And when the Rambam says "10 3/4 hours," does he actually mean something slightly different?
How can one say mincha twice a day? Is there a better and worse time during the afternoon to say mincha? How can we explain a strange phrase in the Rambam? And when the Rambam says "10 3/4 hours," does he actually mean something slightly different?
There are two separate times for the daily mincha prayer: mincha gedola and mincha ketana. What is the difference between them, and which one is the "primary" time for davening mincha?
There are two separate times for the daily mincha prayer: mincha gedola and mincha ketana. What is the difference between them, and which one is the "primary" time for davening mincha?
There are two separate times for the daily mincha prayer: mincha gedola and mincha ketana. What is the difference between them, and which one is the "primary" time for davening mincha?
The additions to the Amidah during the 10 Days of Repentance are well known; in this shiur, the Rambam describes some alternative customs that are relatively familiar, yet also different from what most people do nowadays.
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