Maariv At The Pergulah Maariv At The Pergulah | Modiin Jewish prayer times & contact
Location: Modiin, Center District, Israel
About Maariv At The Pergulah offers prayer services and community connection in Modiin, Israel.
Address: Miriam HaHashmonait St 56, Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut, Israel.
Minyan schedule
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Ashkenaz/Sephard
Motzai Shabbos Maariv notes: 5 minutes before the end of Shabbat
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Maariv At The Pergulah is a community prayer location in the city of Modiin, Israel. It serves as a dedicated spot for evening prayers within a residential setting. This location provides a consistent schedule for those seeking a minyan in the later evening hours.
The community congregates here for Maariv services throughout the week. It offers a convenient option for local residents and visitors who need a reliable prayer time. The atmosphere is centered on communal worship and religious observance in the heart of the Center District.
Prayer times are structured to accommodate those with busy schedules. The setting allows for a focused and quiet tefillah experience. It is a vital resource for the local Jewish community in the Miriam HaHashmonait area.
About the area Located on Miriam HaHashmonait Street, this prayer site is situated in a quiet part of Modiin. The street is primarily residential and features the modern infrastructure typical of the city. Finding the location is straightforward as it sits directly across from house number 56.
The Neighborhood Setting
Modiin is often called the City of the Maccabees. It sits halfway between Israel's two largest metropolitan hubs. The city is designed with many green spaces and open pavilions, or "pergulas," which often host communal activities.
The area around Miriam HaHashmonait is family-oriented. You will find several parks and walking paths nearby. Many families in the neighborhood maintain an observant lifestyle, making this minyan a natural part of local life.
Central location within the Galilee-adjacent hills of the Center District.
Easy access from major highways like Route 443 and Highway 1.
Safe and well-lit residential streets for those walking to late services.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Modiin offers a range of facilities for the Orthodox traveler or local resident. Many parks and public spaces in the city serve as communal gathering points. The surrounding neighborhoods contain several other well-established synagogues and batei midrash.
Nearby Jewish Interest
A short drive to the Buchman neighborhood, known for its high concentration of shuls.
Multiple local mikvaot serve the religious community throughout the city of Modiin.
Local shopping centers offer various kosher-certified bakeries and supermarkets.
The city has a comprehensive eruv maintained by the local rabbinate.
This location is also a convenient stopping point for those traveling between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. It allows commuters to catch a late minyan without losing much time on the road.
What to expect Visitors can expect a straightforward and functional prayer environment. The services follow the Ashkenaz and Sephardic traditions depending on the participants present. The community is welcoming to guests and newcomers joining the minyan.
Service Schedule and Details
Sunday through Thursday: Maariv services begin promptly at 9:30 PM.
Motzai Shabbos: Maariv starts 5 minutes before the end of Shabbat.
The setting is outdoors or semi-sheltered under a pergulah structure.
The atmosphere is communal and informal yet respectful.
Since this is a public prayer gathering, attendees should dress appropriately for a synagogue setting. There are no formal office hours or permanent staff on-site outside of prayer times. It is recommended to arrive a few minutes early to ensure the minyan has a quorum.
Please note that this is primarily a Maariv minyan. For Shacharit or Mincha, residents typically use other nearby synagogues. The 9:30 PM time slot is particularly helpful for those who work late hours or have evening commitments.
Frequently asked questions What time are the weekday services? The primary minyan at this location is Maariv, which takes place Sunday through Thursday at 9:30 PM.
When is the Motzai Shabbos minyan? On Motzai Shabbos, the Maariv service is scheduled for 5 minutes before the conclusion of Shabbat.
Is there an eruv in the area? Modiin is a modern city with a robust eruv that covers most residential neighborhoods.
Where exactly is the Pergulah located? The minyan is located across from 56 Miriam HaHashmonait Street in the city of Modiin.
