3 天之前 · Download the app! A pocket size daily learning schedule for Amud Hayomi, which includes other information about the program. A special kuntres compiled by outstanding talmidei chachamim, including the relevant pages of the Gemara with explanations and supplements, marei mekomos, and practical applications of the halachah.

In common Yiddish and Hebrew parlance, amud refers to the lectern in the front of the synagogue from which the prayers are read. Hence “going to the amud ” or “ davening for the amud” is idiomatic for leading prayer services in the synagogue.

Terminology: The amud is a lectern located at the front of the shul. The bimah is a raised "platform" from where the Torah is read. It is usually located in the center of the shul. Some Sefardim and Yemenite shuls only have a bimah and no …

2015年1月21日 · In most Orthodox Ashkenazi schuls, it is customary to have a lectern (the amud) at the front of the room, below the duchan, from whence the baal tefillah leads. Typically, I have noticed that it is also customary to place a "pulpit" directly …

2017年11月21日 · The amud is generally placed at the front of the synagogue by the Aron HaKodesh, and is unique to the Ashkenazi custom. The Sephardi custom is that the chazzan davens and the Torah is read from the same place, the bimah.

In order to properly address these conflicting interests and develop a fair procedure for determining who will daven for the amud, the Shul leadership together with Rabbi Luban and the Shul Board, have instituted the following new policies, to be effective immediately:

The amud is the dedicated location from where the shliach tzibur represents the congregation. It was common in the past (and one can find examples of this in modern schuls as well) that the amud was lower than the floor of the schul (i.e., down a step or more).

A Yarzheit for parents has preference for the “Amud” unless a mourner during “Shiva” for a parent is in Shul and wants to daven for the “Amud”. The Yarzheit for parents has priority even over one who is observing “Shloshim.”

2023年10月27日 · Nearly 600 new shiurim have opened across the world, with more than 100 new shiurim in America alone. Well over 50,000 people worldwide have joined and started Shas with this new Amud HaYomi cycle. 187 chaburos and kollelei erev have already adopted the new Amud HaYomi as their limud.

2 天之前 · Learn one amud a week of Gemara: shiurim on the weekly amud on most days. Check the weekly announcements for updated shiurim times. Visit the One Shul - One Mesechta Calendar: http://tinyurl.com/oneshul. Daf Yomi. Sunday mornings: 6:45 a.m. Monday – Thursday mornings: 45 minutes before early Shacharit. Monday, Wednesday and Thursday: 8:45 p.m.