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   About Us. GoDaven is the Worldwide Orthodox Minyan Database. It was started in 2001 by Dr. Yosi Fishkin as a way to keep track of all the davening times at all the minyanim in the world. Over the years, with the feedback provided by thousands of minyan-goers across the globe, the depth and accuracy of the database has grown.

3. learn.oheltorah.com › t › the-worldwide-minyanThe Worldwide Minyan Database - GoDaven - Ohel Torah

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   Mar 8, 2019 · GoDaven is the Worldwide Orthodox Minyan Database. It was started in 2001 by Dr. Yosi Fishkin as a way to keep track of all the davening times at all the minyanim in the world. Over the years, with the feedback provided by thousands of minyan-goers across the globe, the depth and accuracy of the database has grown. Over 10,000 people a week now find a minyan by using the service. https://www ...

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   MinyanMaps is a minyan database of Orthodox shuls across the world featuring minyan times, shiurim and much more. Shuls are graphically displayed on a Minyan Map, to easily locate shuls and minyanim. With the help of the Orthodox Union, Chabad, Kehillah.com, Agudah, National Council of Young Israel and people like you, we currently have over ...

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   Global Princess-Minyan Database Welcome to our global database of Princess-oriented shuls and minyanim! While all shuls are miniature Batei Mikdash and there are many paths to spiritual fulfillment, Princess-oriented chevra seek minyanim that can suit the cravings of our particular souls - an atmosphere of Penimiyus, warmth, avodah, simcha, and…

6. www.minyanmaps.comMinyan Maps - The World's Minyan List

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   Bava Basra 112. Mishna Yomis. Bava Metziah 6:5-6. Halacha Yomis. Kitzur 46:7-11. 13 Tishri, 5785. October 15, 2024. The World's Minyan List. Over 12760 Minyanim!

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   What is a minyan database?

   • It was started in 2001 by Dr. Yosi Fishkin as a way to keep track of all the davening times at all the minyanim in the world. Over the years, with the feedback provided by thousands of minyan-goers across the globe, the depth and accuracy of the database has grown. Over 10,000 people a week now find a minyan by using the service.

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   • Over 10,000 people a week now find a minyan by using the service. GoDaven is the Worldwide Orthodox Minyan Database. It was started in 2001 by Dr. Yosi Fishkin as a way to keep track of all the davening times at all the minyanim in the world.

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   What is a minyan?

   • A minyan is an entity capable of saying kaddish and other special prayers that can only be said when a congregation of at least ten men is present. The Kaddish sanctifies the great name of HaShem, which consists of forty-two letters. The Kaddish is composed of units of four, ten, and twenty-eight words or letters; four and ten make up twenty-four, and twenty-eight adds another eight, totaling forty-two.

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   How many people find a minyan a week?

   • Over 10,000 people a week now find a minyan by using the service. Klal Govoah, under the leadership of Ira Zlotowitz, has enabled the expansion and modernization of the GoDaven database and website, along with an upcoming app. Minyan information is updated on a daily basis.

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   Why do we need a minyan in Judaism?

   • One can always say one’s prayers by oneself, at any time or place, but praying with others brings a sense of connection and closeness, and can strengthen the collective to focus on their prayers more deeply. By requiring a minyan for many fundamental rituals, Judaism encourages communal cohesion.

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   How many people are in a Jewish minyan?

   • A minyan is made of ten adult Jews, traditionally males (over the age of 13). In Orthodox synagogues, this continues to be the standard. In more progressive Jewish communities, ranging from halachic egalitarianism, to conservative to reform synagogues, adult women and men are both counted in the quorum.

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   Minyan is the Hebrew word that describes the quorum of ten Jewish adults required for certain religious obligations. The word itself comes from the Hebrew root maneh (מנה)‎ meaning to count or to number. One can always say one’s prayers by oneself, at any time or place, but praying with others brings a sense of connection and closeness ...