| Monday, Sep 6, 2010 | |
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| Alot Hashachar | |
| Misheyakir | |
| Hanetz Hachama | |
| Sof Zman Shema | |
| Sof Zman Tefilah | |
| Chatzot Hayom | |
| Mincha Gedolah | |
| Mincha Katanah | |
| Plag Hamincha | |
| Shkiah | |
| Tzeit Hakochavim | |
| Alot Hashachar | Dawn. Earliest time to begin Shacharit. Beginning of Fast |
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| Misheyakir | Earliest time to make a the blessing on talit and tefilin. |
| Hanetz Hachama | Ideally, the earliest time to start the Amidah and day mitzvot (often referred to as "Netz"). |
| Sof Zman Shema | Latest time to say Shema. |
| Sof Zman Tefilah | Ideally, the latest time for Shacharit. (If missed, Shacharit may be recited until chatzot). |
| Chatzot Hayom | Middday. |
| Mincha Gedolah | Earliest time for Minchah. |
| Mincha Katanah | Some authorities say one should wait until this time to daven Minchah. |
| Plag Hamincha | Earliest time to light candles and recite kiddush on Friday. Also, earliest time for Maariv. |
| Shkiah | Geenerally, the ending time for mitzvot associated with daytime. Ideally, the latest time to daven Minchah. |
| Bein Hashmashot | Time between Schkiah and Tzeit Hakochavim. |
| Tzeit Hakochavim | "Three visible stars" - Time Shabbos ends, earliest time for Maariv when davening alone. Our community uses 42 minutes after shkiah for this time. |
