… The core element of each of the daily services. The Amidah was originally referred to as the Shemoneh-Esreh … of its centrality to the service. Literally translated, Amida means “standing,” which is how this core section must be recited. The Amida is said silently, and then repeated aloud by the …

… This is followed by the recitation of the Shm'a and the Amida, the silent standing prayer. According to the Mishna, … version and is used for the Sabbath and Holidays. The Amida is recited silently while standing facing Jerusalem. … considered a non-mandatory service, repetition of the Amida by the service leader ('hazarat hashatz ' ), a fixture …

… offering at the Temple. Its main part is comprised of Amidah (18 benedictions recited silently and later repeated … and verses theirof. On Shabbat, Mondays and Thursdays, the Amidah is proceeded by cantillation of the the first part of …

… to the additional service comprising a supplementary Amidah (q.v.) recited during the morning service on Sabbaths …

… inserted during the Sheli'ah Tzibbur's repetition of the Amidah. … Kerovah (pl. Kerovot) …

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… of festivals and holidays after the repetition of the ' Amidah ' benedictions. The Hallel is also included at the …

… third during the 'Arvit (evening) prayer before the Silent Amidah, and the fourth before the Mussaf Amidah prayer. Koson hassidim have three tenu’ot: One is … the second is during the Sabbath mussaf before the Silent Amidah; and the third is during the Passover haggada between …

This şarki connecting two texts into one unit became one of the quintessential…

… magen avot, the abbreviated repetition of Sabbath-eve amidah, is an old tradition which 'goes back to the third …