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זמני תפילה בתל אביב-יפו
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Find a minyan in Tel Aviv-Yafo. Bilingual Hebrew/English, halachic times computed from rules rather than stored as strings.
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Where can I daven in the next 40 minutes?
Nobody in Tel Aviv can currently answer that. There are synagogue directories —
they list buildings, addresses, phone numbers. What they cannot do is sort
today's prayer times into a timeline, because most of those times are not clock
times at all. They are rules: twenty minutes before sunset, ten minutes before
candle lighting, at dawn.
This is a bilingual (Hebrew/English) site for the person who is not where they
usually pray — a visitor, a business traveller, someone saying kaddish in an
unfamiliar city.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Where can I daven in the next 40 minutes?
Nobody in Tel Aviv can currently answer that. There are synagogue directories —
they list buildings, addresses, phone numbers. What they cannot do is sort
today's prayer times into a timeline, because most of those times are not clock
times at all. They are rules: twenty minutes before sunset, ten minutes before
candle lighting, at dawn.
This is a bilingual (Hebrew/English) site for the person who is not where they
usually pray — a visitor, a business traveller, someone saying kaddish in an
unfamiliar city.Read the full README ↗