Orthodox synagogues

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Orthodox synagogues are Jewish houses of worship that adhere to traditional Jewish law and practice, including gender-separated prayer and services led according to Orthodox halachic standards.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish religious institution
house of worship
type of synagogue
adheresTo halakha
traditional Jewish law
associatedWith Orthodox Jewish communities worldwide NERFINISHED
contains ark for Torah scrolls
bimah for Torah reading
ner tamid
separate men’s and women’s sections
differsFrom Conservative synagogues
Reconstructionist synagogues NERFINISHED
Reform synagogues
follows Orthodox Judaism NERFINISHED
Orthodox prayer customs
traditional halachic standards for kashrut in communal events
governedBy Orthodox rabbinic bodies in some communities
hasCharacteristic Sabbath services
Torah reading
daily prayer services in many communities
festival services
gender-separated prayer
halachic authority of the rabbi
mechitza separating men and women
no mixed-gender prayer
rabbinic leadership
requirement for a minyan for certain prayers
separate seating for men and women
services conducted in accordance with halakha
traditional dress norms for prayer
traditional liturgy
use of Hebrew in prayer
mayFollow Ashkenazi rite NERFINISHED
Hasidic rite
Sephardi rite
Yemenite rite
observes Jewish fast days
Jewish festivals
Shabbat NERFINISHED
prohibits public mixed-gender religious leadership in services
use of musical instruments on Shabbat and festivals in most communities
requires minyan of ten Jewish men for devarim shebikdusha
roleInCommunity center for Torah study
center for life-cycle events
center for prayer
community gathering place
usesText Machzor
Siddur NERFINISHED
Torah scroll

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Bnei Akiva associatedWith Orthodox synagogues