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Minyan Dalam Agama Yahudi minyan Ibrani מניין מ נ י ן minyán minˈjan harfiah pengucapan hitungan bilangan jamak מניינים

Minyan

Dalam Agama Yahudi, minyan (Ibrani: מניין \ מִנְיָן minyán [minˈjan], harfiah (pengucapan hitungan, bilangan; jamak מניינים \ מִנְיָנִים minyaním [minjaˈnim]) adalah kuorum sepuluh orang Yahudi dewasa yang disyaratkan untuk perayaan-perayaan keagamaan tertentu. Dalam aliran Yahudi tradisional, hanya laki-laki yang terhitung dalam minyan. Dalam aliran yang lebih modern (non-Ortodoks), wanita juga dihitung.

Minyan
Teks Halakha yang terkait artikel ini:
Taurat: Imamat 22:32
Mishnah: Megillah 4:3
Talmud Babel: Megillah 23b; Sanhedrin 74b
Talmud Yerusalem: Megillah 4:4
Mishneh Torah: Hilchot Tefillah 8:1
Shulchan Aruch: Orach Chayim 55
* Tidak dimaksudkan sebagai suatu Posek (aturan definitif). Sejumlah pelaksanaan mungkin berdasarkan sastra rabbinik, minhag (kebiasaan) atau Taurat.
Doa Minyan Ma'ariv di sebuah toko Jaffa Tel Aviv

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  • Adler, Rachel. "Innovation and authority : a feminist reading of the "women’s minyan" responsum" In Gender Issues in Jewish Law (2001) 3–32
  • Broyde, Michael J.; Wolowelsky, Joel B. "Further on women as prayer leaders and their role in communal prayer; an exchange." Judaism. 42,4 (1993) 387–395.
  • Feinstein, Moses. "Splitting the worshipers into two minyanim for the sake of two mourners." (Heb.) Iggrot Moshe, Noble Press Book Corp. Brooklyn, New York (1982); Yoreh Deah vol. 4, ch. 61:4.
  • Feinstein, Moses. "Including one who dwells in the Land of Israel for a minyan on second day yom-tov." (Heb.) Iggrot Moshe, Noble Press Book Corp. Brooklyn, New York (1982); Orach Chayim vol. 4, ch. 106, pg. 196–199.
  • Feinstein, Moses. "Including a person who is praying a different prayer." (Heb.) Iggrot Moshe, Noble Press Book Corp. Brooklyn, New York (1982); Orach Chayim vol. 4, ch. 20, pg. 31.
  • Feinstein, Moses. "Including a minor in extraneous circumstances." (Heb.) Iggrot Moshe, Noble Press Book Corp. Brooklyn, New York (1982); Orach Chayim vol. 2, ch. 18, pg. 188–189.
  • Feinstein, Moses. "Forming a minyan of minors for the purpose of religious instruction." (Heb.) Iggrot Moshe, Noble Press Book Corp. Brooklyn, New York (1982); Orach Chayim vol. 2 ch. 98, pg. 290.
  • Feinstein, Moses. "Is it sufficient for the minyan to contain a majority of those who have not already prayed?" (Heb.) Iggrot Moshe, Noble Press Book Corp. Brooklyn, New York (1982); Orach Chayim vol. 1, ch. 28–30, pg. 72–76.
  • Feinstein, Moses. "Including one who profanes the Sabbath." (Heb.) Iggrot Moshe, Noble Press Book Corp. Brooklyn, New York (1982); Orach Chayim vol. 1, ch. 23, pg. 66–67 & Orach Chayim vol. 1, ch. 19, pg. 189.
  • Feinstein, Moses. "Is praying with a minyan obligatory or just preferential?" (Heb.) Iggrot Moshe, Noble Press Book Corp. Brooklyn, New York (1982); Orach Chayim vol. 1, ch. 31, pg. 77; Orach Chayim vol. 2, ch. 27, pg. 200–202; Orach Chayim vol. 3, ch. 7, pg. 305 & Orach Chayim vol. 4, ch. 2, pg. 27.
  • Hauptman, Judith. "Some thoughts on the nature of halakhic adjudication; women and "minyan"." in Judaism 42,4 (1993) 396–413.
  • Oppenheimer, Steven. "The breakaway minyan" in Journal of Halacha and Contemporary Society 46 (2003) 41–59
  • Safrai, Chana. "The "minyan" : gender and democracy" (Heb.) in Men and Women; Gender, Judaism and Democracy. Ed.: Rachel Elior. Jerusalem: Van Leer Jerusalem Institute; Urim Publications, 2004
  • Schachter, Zvi. (Essay on women’s minyan) "Bet Yitzhak" 17 (1985).
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Is it better to include someone who profanes the Sabbath or dissolve the minyan?" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 1, ch. 469.
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Counting the Omer with a minyan" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 1, ch. 310.
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Including a person whose hearing is assisted with a hearing aid" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 1, ch. 101.
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Including someone who lives with a non-Jewish lady" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 1, ch. 113.
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Including someone who has not yet finished the silent prayer" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 1, ch. 104.
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Including worshipers who are praying outside the synagogue" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 1, ch. 163.
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Sanctifying the new moon with a minyan" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 1, ch. 205.
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Reciting Birkat ha-Gomel in the presence of ten people" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 2, ch. 143.
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Going on holiday to place where there is no minyan" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 2, ch. 63.
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Leaving an exact minyan during prayer" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 2, ch. 62.
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Including an Israeli for the Reading of the Law on second day yom-tov of the diaspora" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 2, ch. 89.
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Including a despondent person with the worry that he may not respond" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 2, ch. 61.
  • Sternbuch, Moishe. "Annulment of vows on New Year’s eve with a minyan" (Heb.) Teshuvos VeHanhagos, Frank Publishing, Jerusalem (1997); vol. 3, ch. 161.
  • Weiss, Yitzchok Yaakov. "In an unenclosed area, how close together must people be to be considered part of the minyan?" (Heb.) Minchat Yitzchak, Minchat Yitzchak Publishing, Jerusalem (1991); vol. 2, ch. 44.
  • Weiss, Yitzchok Yaakov. "Can one person make up two separate minyanim simultaneously?" (Heb.) Minchat Yitzchak, Minchat Yitzchak Publishing, Jerusalem (1991); vol. 2, ch. 45.
  • Weiss, Yitzchok Yaakov. "Including a person who desecrates the Sabbath." (Heb.) Minchat Yitzchak, Minchat Yitzchak Publishing, Jerusalem (1991); vol. 3, ch. 26:4; vol. 6, ch. 9.
  • Weiss, Yitzchok Yaakov. "Including a person who married out" (Heb.) Minchat Yitzchak, Minchat Yitzchak Publishing, Jerusalem (1991); vol. 3, ch. 65.
  • Weiss, Yitzchok Yaakov. "Can people in a corridor be included in a minyan?" (Heb.) Minchat Yitzchak, Minchat Yitzchak Publishing, Jerusalem (1991); vol. 4, ch. 9.
  • Weiss, Yitzchok Yaakov. "Regarding a small congregation who need to hire out people to make up the minyan" (Heb.) Minchat Yitzchak, Minchat Yitzchak Publishing, Jerusalem (1991); vol. 9, ch. 1, pg. 17–18.
  • Weiss, Yitzchok Yaakov. "Can women make up their own minyan" (Heb.) Minchat Yitzchak, Minchat Yitzchak Publishing, Jerusalem (1991); vol. 9, ch. 11a, pg. 17.
  • Wolowelsky, Joel B. (1992). "Women's Participation in Sheva Berakhot". Modern Judaism. 12 (2): 157. doi:10.1093/mj/12.2.157. 
  • Zuckerman, P. (1997). "Gender Regulation as a Source of Religious Schism". Sociology of Religion. 58 (4): 353–373. doi:10.2307/3711921. JSTOR 3711921. 
  • Frimer, Aryeh. “Women and Minyan”. Tradition 23:4, (1988) 54–77.

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Dalam Agama Yahudi minyan Ibrani מניין מ נ י ן minyan minˈjan harfiah pengucapan hitungan bilangan jamak מניינים מ נ י נ ים minyanim minjaˈnim adalah kuorum sepuluh orang Yahudi dewasa yang disyaratkan untuk perayaan perayaan keagamaan tertentu Dalam aliran Yahudi tradisional hanya laki laki yang terhitung dalam minyan Dalam aliran yang lebih modern non Ortodoks wanita juga dihitung 1 2 MinyanTeks Halakha yang terkait artikel ini Taurat Imamat 22 32Mishnah Megillah 4 3Talmud Babel Megillah 23b Sanhedrin 74bTalmud Yerusalem Megillah 4 4Mishneh Torah Hilchot Tefillah 8 1Shulchan Aruch Orach Chayim 55 Tidak dimaksudkan sebagai suatu Posek aturan definitif Sejumlah pelaksanaan mungkin berdasarkan sastra rabbinik minhag kebiasaan atau Taurat Doa Minyan Ma ariv di sebuah toko Jaffa Tel AvivBacaan tambahan suntingAdler Rachel Innovation and authority a feminist reading of the women s minyan responsum In Gender Issues in Jewish Law 2001 3 32 Broyde Michael J Wolowelsky Joel B Further on women as prayer leaders and their role in communal prayer an exchange Judaism 42 4 1993 387 395 Feinstein Moses Splitting the worshipers into two minyanim for the sake of two mourners Heb Iggrot Moshe Noble Press Book Corp Brooklyn New York 1982 Yoreh Deah vol 4 ch 61 4 Feinstein Moses Including one who dwells in the Land of Israel for a minyan on second day yom tov Heb Iggrot Moshe Noble Press Book Corp Brooklyn New York 1982 Orach Chayim vol 4 ch 106 pg 196 199 Feinstein Moses Including a person who is praying a different prayer Heb Iggrot Moshe Noble Press Book Corp Brooklyn New York 1982 Orach Chayim vol 4 ch 20 pg 31 Feinstein Moses Including a minor in extraneous circumstances Heb Iggrot Moshe Noble Press Book Corp Brooklyn New York 1982 Orach Chayim vol 2 ch 18 pg 188 189 Feinstein Moses Forming a minyan of minors for the purpose of religious instruction Heb Iggrot Moshe Noble Press Book Corp Brooklyn New York 1982 Orach Chayim vol 2 ch 98 pg 290 Feinstein Moses Is it sufficient for the minyan to contain a majority of those who have not already prayed Heb Iggrot Moshe Noble Press Book Corp Brooklyn New York 1982 Orach Chayim vol 1 ch 28 30 pg 72 76 Feinstein Moses Including one who profanes the Sabbath Heb Iggrot Moshe Noble Press Book Corp Brooklyn New York 1982 Orach Chayim vol 1 ch 23 pg 66 67 amp Orach Chayim vol 1 ch 19 pg 189 Feinstein Moses Is praying with a minyan obligatory or just preferential Heb Iggrot Moshe Noble Press Book Corp Brooklyn New York 1982 Orach Chayim vol 1 ch 31 pg 77 Orach Chayim vol 2 ch 27 pg 200 202 Orach Chayim vol 3 ch 7 pg 305 amp Orach Chayim vol 4 ch 2 pg 27 Hauptman Judith Some thoughts on the nature of halakhic adjudication women and minyan in Judaism 42 4 1993 396 413 Oppenheimer Steven The breakaway minyan in Journal of Halacha and Contemporary Society 46 2003 41 59 Safrai Chana The minyan gender and democracy Heb in Men and Women Gender Judaism and Democracy Ed Rachel Elior Jerusalem Van Leer Jerusalem Institute Urim Publications 2004 Schachter Zvi Essay on women s minyan Bet Yitzhak 17 1985 Sternbuch Moishe Is it better to include someone who profanes the Sabbath or dissolve the minyan Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 1 ch 469 Sternbuch Moishe Counting the Omer with a minyan Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 1 ch 310 Sternbuch Moishe Including a person whose hearing is assisted with a hearing aid Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 1 ch 101 Sternbuch Moishe Including someone who lives with a non Jewish lady Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 1 ch 113 Sternbuch Moishe Including someone who has not yet finished the silent prayer Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 1 ch 104 Sternbuch Moishe Including worshipers who are praying outside the synagogue Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 1 ch 163 Sternbuch Moishe Sanctifying the new moon with a minyan Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 1 ch 205 Sternbuch Moishe Reciting Birkat ha Gomel in the presence of ten people Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 2 ch 143 Sternbuch Moishe Going on holiday to place where there is no minyan Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 2 ch 63 Sternbuch Moishe Leaving an exact minyan during prayer Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 2 ch 62 Sternbuch Moishe Including an Israeli for the Reading of the Law on second day yom tov of the diaspora Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 2 ch 89 Sternbuch Moishe Including a despondent person with the worry that he may not respond Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 2 ch 61 Sternbuch Moishe Annulment of vows on New Year s eve with a minyan Heb Teshuvos VeHanhagos Frank Publishing Jerusalem 1997 vol 3 ch 161 Weiss Yitzchok Yaakov In an unenclosed area how close together must people be to be considered part of the minyan Heb Minchat Yitzchak Minchat Yitzchak Publishing Jerusalem 1991 vol 2 ch 44 Weiss Yitzchok Yaakov Can one person make up two separate minyanim simultaneously Heb Minchat Yitzchak Minchat Yitzchak Publishing Jerusalem 1991 vol 2 ch 45 Weiss Yitzchok Yaakov Including a person who desecrates the Sabbath Heb Minchat Yitzchak Minchat Yitzchak Publishing Jerusalem 1991 vol 3 ch 26 4 vol 6 ch 9 Weiss Yitzchok Yaakov Including a person who married out Heb Minchat Yitzchak Minchat Yitzchak Publishing Jerusalem 1991 vol 3 ch 65 Weiss Yitzchok Yaakov Can people in a corridor be included in a minyan Heb Minchat Yitzchak Minchat Yitzchak Publishing Jerusalem 1991 vol 4 ch 9 Weiss Yitzchok Yaakov Regarding a small congregation who need to hire out people to make up the minyan Heb Minchat Yitzchak Minchat Yitzchak Publishing Jerusalem 1991 vol 9 ch 1 pg 17 18 Weiss Yitzchok Yaakov Can women make up their own minyan Heb Minchat Yitzchak Minchat Yitzchak Publishing Jerusalem 1991 vol 9 ch 11a pg 17 Wolowelsky Joel B 1992 Women s Participation in Sheva Berakhot Modern Judaism 12 2 157 doi 10 1093 mj 12 2 157 Zuckerman P 1997 Gender Regulation as a Source of Religious Schism Sociology of Religion 58 4 353 373 doi 10 2307 3711921 JSTOR 3711921 Frimer Aryeh Women and Minyan 3 Tradition 23 4 1988 54 77 Catatan kaki sunting Fine Rabbi David J 12 June 2012 Women and the Minyan PDF Committee on Jewish Law and Standards of the Rabbinical Assembly dalam bahasa English and Hebrew New York NY Rabbinical Assembly Diakses tanggal 23 May 2011 Pemeliharaan CS1 Bahasa yang tidak diketahui link Golinkin Rabbi David Women in the Minyan and as Shelihot Tzibbur Va ad Halakhah English Summaries Jerusalem Israel Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal 2011 07 19 Diakses tanggal 23 May 2011 Parameter url status yang tidak diketahui akan diabaikan bantuan WOMEN AND MINYAN Rabbi Aryeh A Frimer Daat ac il Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal 2006 05 26 Diakses tanggal 2016 10 13 Pranala luar suntingMinyan Jewish Encyclopedia article The Minyan Project by Mechon Hadar GoDaven com Find an Orthodox Minyan anywhere in the world What is a Minyan on Ask Moses What s the Truth about Davening with a Minyan PDF 92 9 KB OU org Minyan in the Jewish Knowledge Base on Chabad org Frimer A Women and Minyan Tradition 23 4 pp 54 77 1988 Diarsipkan 2006 05 26 di Wayback Machine Modern Orthodox view of women in minyan for various purposes Diperoleh dari https id wikipedia org w index php title Minyan amp oldid 20754947