Mincha

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Mincha is the Jewish afternoon prayer service, recited daily and given special liturgical significance on fast days and festivals such as Yom Kippur.

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Surface form Occurrences
Minchah 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Afternoon prayer
Jewish prayer service
alsoCalled Afternoon service
Mincha
surface form: Minchah
associatedConcept Daily sacrifices in the Temple
associatedWith Ma’ariv
Shacharit
category Hebrew prayers
Jewish liturgy
component Aleinu
Amidah
Pesukei DeZimra
surface form: Ashrei

Korbanot passages in some rites
Psalm 20 in some rites
Tachanun
Torah reading on Shabbat
Torah reading on fast days
Torah reading on festivals
earliestTime Half an hour after halachic midday
etymology Hebrew word meaning grain offering or gift
halachicStatus Obligatory for adult Jewish males in Orthodox practice
Obligatory for men and women in Conservative practice
Obligatory for men and women in Reform practice
Obligatory for women in many Orthodox opinions
language Hebrew
latestTime Nightfall according to some opinions
Sunset according to many opinions
liturgicalSignificance Fast days
Yom Tov (Jewish festival days)
surface form: Jewish festivals

Yom Kippur
prayerLeader Shaliach tzibbur
recitedOn Jewish festivals
Public fast days
Shabbat
Weekdays
recurrence Daily
religiousTradition Judaism
setting Private prayer
Synagogue
specialFeature Haftarah on Yom Kippur Mincha
Torah reading of Vayechal on many fast days
Vidui and Selichot on Yom Kippur Mincha
structure Concluding prayers
Introductory verses
Repetition of Amidah in some communities
Amidah
surface form: Silent Amidah
timeOfDay Afternoon
variant Mincha Gedolah
Mincha Ketana
Plag HaMincha time frame

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Mincha alsoCalled Mincha
this entity surface form: Minchah
Amidah partOf Mincha
Siddur usedFor Mincha