Walk into almost any Orthodox synagogue on a Shabbat morning today, and you’ll likely find a 7:15am hashkama minyan packed with congregants. It feels like one of those timeless, quintessential institutions of Orthodox Jewish life today. However, the truth is that the early minyan is… | Read More in The Blogs
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