Tag: Tefillah

Rabbi Yosef Zvi Rimon, a respected posek, educator, and community rabbi who interacts with soldiers, shares insights on halachic dilemmas faced by soldiers during wartime.
The article discusses the significance of the Shema Koleinu blessing in the Shemoneh Esreh prayer.
The text reflects on the power and importance of prayer (tefillah) in the face of challenging times, particularly in light of recent tragic events in Eretz Yisrael.
This text is a quiz containing questions about various Jewish topics.
Many American Jews have been showing their support for Israel in the wake of the recent attack by Hamas.
The author reflects on their experiences of Yom Kippur as they grew up.
In this Shiur, the discussion revolves around various aspects of Tefillah and the decorum in Shul.
The article discusses the challenges and changes in people's attitudes towards davening (prayer) after the Covid pandemic.
The newly released book "The Rav on Tefillah" features the teachings of Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik on Jewish prayer.
Clore Tikva, a primary school in Redbridge, received an outstanding rating for its Jewish studies program, surpassing its previous inspection.
The two perspectives on tefillah discussed in these articles focus on the importance of connection and personal growth in prayer.
The author reflects on their ideal synagogue, which is characterized by solitude and minimal distractions.
The author reflects on their personal experience with the power of prayer (tefillah) during a serious illness.
The text presents a humorous and lighthearted proposal for creating a virtual summer camp experience at home for Jewish children during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The article discusses the Orthodox Jewish community's response to the Coronavirus epidemic, addressing technical aspects of contagion and transmission based on modern medicine and CDC guidelines.
In this discussion on hitbodedut in the writings of Rav Shagar and Rav Elhanan Nir, the concept of hitbodedut, a form of Jewish meditation associated with Bratzlav Hasidut, is explored as a practice that enhances prayer by fostering attentiveness and intention.
The article discusses challenges in tefillah education faced by many Jewish educators, highlighting a common focus on improving human aspects of prayer without addressing the essential aspect of teaching about God, the One to whom prayers are directed.
Rabbi Binyomin Eisenberger discusses with Moishe (Mark) Bane the challenges of prayer, emphasizing how tefillah reflects our connection to Hashem and the importance of understanding prayer as a means to cleave to God.
Rabbi Binyomin Eisenberger and Moishe Bane discuss the challenges of prayer, emphasizing that the essence of prayer is developing a deep connection to Hashem.
NCSY has introduced a groundbreaking siddur designed to engage and inspire teenagers in prayer, featuring stories, questions, and images to help them connect with tefillot on a deeper level.
In "Gates of Prayer: The Ten Terms of Tefillah," authored by Shimshon Dov Pincus and reviewed by Gil Student, the focus is on understanding and appreciating prayer in a profound manner akin to recognizing works of art or fine wine.
Rav Shimshon Pincus' book, "Gates of Prayer: The Ten Terms of TefillahSpanning the Spectrum of Prayer," explores the nuances and importance of prayer, emphasizing the need for understanding and growth in one's prayer practice.
This article provides a list of recommended books on prayer that have been helpful for personal prayer and teaching.
The text discusses the different ways individuals approach prayer, highlighting two main modalities: avodah shebalev, where one connects emotionally and intellectually with Hashem during prayer, and incantational prayer, where the recitation of holy words is believed to have a supernatural effect regardless of understanding.
In this discussion on the state of prayer ("tefillah"), Daniel Korobkin explores the concept of prayer with intention ("kavanah") versus the recitation of prayers.