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A prayer liturgy common among Chasidim
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Why is there a difference in placement of the prayer "Avinu Malkeinu"?
Nusach Ashkenaz places the prayer Avinu Malkeinu immediately after the repetition of the Amidah while Nusach Sefard places it in the middle of Tachanun (between the first paragraph Vayomer David and S …
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Difference in starting order of Psukei Dezimra
The order of the beginning of Puskei Dezimra (weekday Shacharit for purposes of this question, although the structure for Shabbat / Yom Tov is similar with additional Tehillim) differs between Nusach …
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If Psalm 27 was said during Ma'ariv and Shachrit, should it be said during Mincha, also?
I see that Psalm 27 is said twice daily. But the tefillot during which it is said differ:
Nusach Ashkenaz says Psalm 27 during Ma'ariv while Nusach Sefard does not.
Both Nusach Ashkenaz and Sefard s …
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Why do Nusach Ashkenaz and Nusach Sefard have different ways of winding the arm tefillin? [duplicate]
I hope that I have the description correct, here:
Nusach Ashkenaz winds the arm tefillin toward the body, while Nusach Sefard winds it away from the body.
What is the origin of this difference, and …
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Origin for different styles in splitting up El Adon and Lecha Dodi
In most Nusach Ashkenaz shuls that I have attended, the congregation and chazzan sing Lecha Dodi and Kel Adon together.
In most Hassidic minyanim (they are Nusach Sefard. I say "Hassidic" since the m …