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  • words - What is the origin of shul? - Mi Yodeya
    This is just a guess, but in Hebrew a 'shul' is called a 'Beit Keneset' (a house of gathering) My guess is that in the old times, the place of gathering is where Jews would pray and teach Even today, many shuls double as a beit midrash (house of teaching) Secondly, the word school itself, didn't always mean a place of learning It also meant a place of gathering, or of doing leisure activity
  • tefilla - Using a Shul as a shortcut - Mi Yodeya
    I have had this question for along time the Shulchan Aruch Orach Chaim 151:5 holds you are not allowed to use a Shul as a shortcut Does this also apply to a Temporary Shul? for example if someone
  • english - What is the difference between a temple, a synagogue, and a . . .
    A synagogue (Yiddish: shul, Hebrew: ''bet knesset'') is an Orthodox or Conservative house of prayer A temple is a Reform house of prayer To Orthodox Jews, the Temple refers to the Holy Temple in Jerusalem Reform Jews believe that nowadays the synagogues have taken the place of the Temple, so that's why they call it that A congregation usually refers to the people who make up the general
  • sources mekorot - Kissing a child in shul - Mi Yodeya
    The רמ quot;א אורח חיים צח:א holds one is not allowed to kiss a child in a shul (it's a massive מחלקת whether this allies also to kissing an adult) Does anyone know a source whether this also appli
  • halacha - Clapping in shul - Mi Yodeya
    1 This is quite fascinating If you google " applause in shul " you will find numerous "synagogue etiquette guides" primarily from denominations other than Orthodox deprecating the practice of clapping in shul as disrespectful
  • What is the origin for Reform to call their synagogues a Temple?
    Furthermore, there is a Reform view that the shul or synagogue is a modern Temple; hence, "Temple" appears in numerous congregation names in Reform Judaism Indeed, the re-designation of the synagogue as "temple" was one of the hallmarks of early Reform in 19th century Germany, when Berlin was declared the new Jerusalem And in Synagogues
  • how to get the Youth to come to shul - Mi Yodeya
    In our shul (Orthodox) this problem does not exist The children come with their parents and attend learning sessions They also go to day school - Yeshivah - and learn with the rabbi and their peers You seem to be describing a synagogue where the family does not attend or regard it as important When the children see the father attending minyan every day and they daven as part of their
  • Changeable page number sign for shul - Mi Yodeya
    In the shul (synagogue) I went to growing up, and in other shuls I've been to, they had a device for displaying the current page number It was a wall-mounted box with three windows, behind each of
  • Rav Ovadiah and talking in a shul or beis medrash delays the Geulah
    The Geula is being delayed - IIRC - because of Sinat Chinam - which is the flip side of VeAhavta leRe'acha So not talking in shul may sometimes delay the Geula That said, as DoubleAA already pointed out, needless talking in a shul or beis medrash is often a sign of disrespect for the place, and any sin could potentially delay the geula
  • synagogue - Reform Shul- going? - Mi Yodeya
    Can someone of Orthodox beliefs attend services at a Reform synagogue? If so, please tell some things to expect at a Reform Shul different from an Orthodox





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