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	When is the latest I can say the evening prayers? By Eliezer Posner The time for reciting maariv (the evening prayers) extends throughout the night. Nevertheless, the sages were concerned that people would delay the recitation of the biblically mandated nighttime Shema – which is recited as part of the maariv – until the ... Ask the Rabbi » Latest Questions » The Details » When is the latest I can say the evening prayers?
	Bedtime Shema All's Well That Ends Well We all know that how we slept at night determines a lot of how we perform the next day. That's one good reason to get into the "Bedtime Shema" routine... Jewish Practice » Mitzvah Minutes » Daily » Bedtime Shema
	Increase Torah Study Beginning on the 15th of Av one should increase one's study of Torah, since at this time of the year the nights begin to grow longer and "the night was created for study" (Talmud and Codes). Links: Torah Study Night Jewish Calendar » Av » Av 15 » Laws & Customs » Increase Torah Study
	The Night Belongs to Jacob By Lazer Gurkow When evening falls, we sense the mortality of the human condition; we realize that daylight and warmth don't last forever. The morning's optimism and the afternoon's momentum give way to the night's brooding despair. Enter Jacob with his gift of Truth... Parshah » Bereishit - Genesis » Vayeitzei » Parshah Columnists » Inner Stream » The Night Belongs to Jacob
	Why do Jewish holidays begin at nightfall? By Aron Moss Why do Jewish holidays begin at nightfall? For example, Purim starts this Monday night, and is over Tuesday night, and that is considered one day. Ideas & Beliefs » Questions & Answers » Mitzvot & Jewish Customs » Why do Jewish holidays begin at nightfall?
	Midnight By Michoel Gourarie An exact moment of midnight doesn't exist. Any moment of time belongs either to the first or second half of the night. There is no moment that exists in between the two... Jewish Holidays » Passover » Study & History » The Exodus » Midnight
	Is it appropriate to give charity at night? By Moshe Goldman Moshe Question: I read somewhere that it is inappropriate to give tzedakah (charity) during the night. Can you explain why? Answer: In the Jerusalem Talmud there is a story told of Rabbi Chiya bar Pappa who gave tzedakah at night, and the leader of the ... Ask the Rabbi » Latest Questions » The Details » Is it appropriate to give charity at night?
	One Satisfying Unity A person is required to meditate on the mystical meaning of his/her blessings. By Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai; translation & commentary by Simcha-Shmuel Treister A person is required to meditate on the mystical meaning of his/her blessings. Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Devarim - Deuteronomy » Eikev » The Zohar » One Satisfying Unity

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