Women as "shelihot tzibbur" for "hallel" on "Rosh Hodesh"

Friedman, William
  • Article
  • Save
    שמור
Title Women as "shelihot tzibbur" for "hallel" on "Rosh Hodesh".
Contributors קורן, דבורה
Original Library/publisher Milin Havivin - Beloved Words
an Annual Devoted to Torah, Society and the Rabbinate. New York
Host Item Milin Havivin - Beloved Words
an Annual Devoted to Torah, Society and the Rabbinate (ULS)001093799 1 (2005) 84-94
Description קורן, דבורה. "כולם בקיאים בהלל": תגובה למאמרו של וויליאם פרידמן במדור הקודם. ב (תשסו) ג-י.
Friedman, William. 2 (2006) 189-194.
Language English
National Library system number 990004469410705171
Links Locate this publication in Israeli libraries
MARC RECORDS
Tags

Have more information? Found a mistake?

More on this subject

Sisterhood prayers for all occasions / by Mrs. Gilbert Klaperman, National Educational Director.

Libby M. Klaperman author

Book
תפלות לנשים.
תפלות לנשים.
Manuscript
תפלות לנשים : תפלות לנשים.
תפלות לנשים : תפלות לנשים.
Manuscript
תפלות לנשים.
תפלות לנשים.
Manuscript

This may also interest you

Sid Gillman: Innovator and Star Jewish NFL Coach

Sid Gillman: Innovator and Star Jewish NFL Coach

Growing up in Los Angeles’s Boyle Heights neighborhood, Ron Mix was one Jew among many. But then his parents divorced and his mother moved with Mix and his brother into her brother’s home in nearby Hawthorne, an area lacking Jews. Mix’s life suddenly had been turned upside down.But when Mix was a j

To the article on our blog
Jewish Soldiers in Nazi Captivity

Jewish Soldiers in Nazi Captivity

For most of us, the Jewish community in Mandatory Palestine’s contribution to the Allied war effort during the Second World War is associated with daring parachute missions and the Jewish Brigade. But there is a lesser-known chapter in the Yishuv’s wartime efforts: the story of the Jewish soldiers

To the article on our blog
Abu Jilda, Gang Leader and “King of Palestine”

Abu Jilda, Gang Leader and “King of Palestine”

No one knows for certain how Abu Jilda, the notorious highwayman, was finally captured by the British Mandate Police. The accounts are many, and they often contradict one another. Some reports describe hundreds of policemen surrounding the cave where Abu Jilda and his companion, Armit, were hiding.

To the article on our blog