minyan shivyoni hilchati造句

• Key differences between a minyan shivyoni hilchati and a Conservative service include:
• A minyan shivyoni hilchati currently represents an experimental innovation in Orthodoxy that has not gained the offical approval of any major Orthodox organization or rabbinical association, and hence cannot be said to have full general acceptance within mainstream Orthodox practice.
• While retaining the Orthodox requirement that public parts of the service can be conducted only with ten men present, a minyan shivyoni hilchati voluntarily undertakes not to conduct public prayer unless ten women are also present, thus creating a de facto egalitarianism.
• While it creates an atmosphere of men and women alternating leadership roles in a more-or-less even fashion, there are some parts of the service only men can do even within the liberal interpretation of Orthodoxy a minyan shivyoni hilchati follows.
• A Minyan Shivyoni Hilchati ( shivyoni means'equitable'and hilchati means " in accordance with Jewish law " ) is a Jewish prayer service in which women have a significantly expanded liturgical opportunities within the context of Orthodox practice, including a separation between men and women during prayer.
• While retaining the Orthodox requirement of separate seating for men and women and a mechitza ( partition ) between the men's and women's sections, in a minyan shivyoni hilchati the mechitzah runs down the middle of the room, so that the men s and women s sections are side by side.