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Hilchot Tefilah 11:9-10 (Entering a synagogue for non-mitzvah purposes)

May 30, 2018 11:02 am

A person should only enter a synagogue in order to do a mitzvah. But if someone needs to enter a synagogue in order to do something mundane, is there a method by which he can do it?

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