Beit Kneshet Moriya Beit Kneshet Moriya | פ"ת Jewish prayer times & contact
Location: Petah Tikva, Center District, Israel
About Welcome to Beit Kneshet Moriya , serving the Jewish community in פ"ת.
Nusach: Sefard.
Address: Eliyahu David Shulzinger St 4, Petah Tikva, Israel.
Rabbi / contact: ronen noyvirt.
Minyan schedule
Sunday
Shacharis: 6:30 AMMaariv: 10:00 PMMonday
Shacharis: 6:20 AMMaariv: 10:00 PMTuesday
Shacharis: 6:20 AMMaariv: 10:00 PMWednesday
Shacharis: 6:20 AMMaariv: 10:00 PMThursday
Shacharis: 6:20 AMMaariv: 10:00 PMFriday
Saturday
Friday Mincha notes: 10 M. AFTER LIGHT KENDDELS TIME
Shabbos Mincha notes: LIGHT KENDDELS TIME
Motzai Shabbos Maariv notes: ON TIME
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Beit Kneshet Moriya is a central place of worship located in the city of Petah Tikva, Israel. This congregation serves the local Jewish community with regular daily and Shabbat services. Centrally situated on Eliyahu David Shulzinger Street, it provides a welcoming environment for both residents and visitors seeking a minyan.
The synagogue follows the Nusach Sefard tradition. It offers a consistent schedule of prayers throughout the week. Whether you are a local or a traveler passing through the Center District, this shul helps you maintain your daily prayer routine.
Led by Rabbi Ronen Noyvirt, the community focuses on traditional prayer and communal connection. The facility is a vital part of the religious landscape in this growing Israeli city.
About the area You will find Beit Kneshet Moriya located at 4 Eliyahu David Shulzinger Street. This address sits within the Kfar Ganim neighborhood of Petah Tikva. This area is known for its high concentration of religious families and vibrant Jewish life.
Navigating the Neighborhood
Getting to the shul is straightforward from major points in the Center District. It is located just a short drive from the main thoroughfares of Petah Tikva. The neighborhood is residential, quiet, and very walkable, especially on Shabbat when vehicle traffic decreases.
The surrounding streets are home to several other synagogues and educational institutions. This makes the area a hub for Torah study and prayer. Visitors will notice the strong presence of an eruv encompassing the neighborhood, which assists those carrying items on Shabbat.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The area surrounding Eliyahu David Shulzinger Street features several notable Jewish communal resources. Visitors can find amenities that support a religious lifestyle within a short distance of the synagogue.
Kfar Ganim Park: A large green space nearby often used by local families on Shabbat and holidays.
Local Mikvaot: Several ritual baths serve the Kfar Ganim and surrounding Petah Tikva neighborhoods.
Neighborhood Shuls: Nearby congregations including Beit Kneshet Ohel Ari and others within walking distance.
Kosher Shopping: Numerous supermarkets and bakeries in the vicinity carry high-standard mehadrin certifications.
Petah Tikva is one of Israel's oldest modern settlements. It maintains a large and diverse religious population. The infrastructure in this part of the city makes it easy for travelers to maintain their observance while visiting.
What to expect Visitors to Beit Kneshet Moriya can expect a structured and traditional prayer experience. The atmosphere is focused on tefillah and community. The daily schedule is designed to accommodate different working hours, particularly with the late evening services.
Service Times and Attendance
The minyan schedule is consistent throughout the week to help you plan your day. You can expect the following prayer times:
Sunday Shacharit: 6:30 AM
Weekday Shacharit (Mon-Fri): 6:20 AM
Nightly Maariv (Sun-Thu): 10:00 PM
Saturday Shacharit: 8:30 AM
On Friday nights, Mincha begins 10 minutes after candle lighting. Shabbat afternoon Mincha is held at candle lighting time. The community gathers for Melaveh Malkah or Maariv on Motzai Shabbat exactly on time. This punctuality helps visitors coordinate their travel and meals.
The shul is an active location for local residents. It provides a familiar Nusach Sefard liturgy. Guests are generally greeted warmly as part of the local minyan.
Frequently asked questions What nusach is followed at Beit Kneshet Moriya? The synagogue follows the Nusach Sefard tradition for all daily and Shabbat prayers.
What time are the morning prayer services? Shacharit begins at 6:30 AM on Sundays and 6:20 AM on weekdays. Saturday morning service starts at 8:30 AM.
Does the synagogue offer a late Maariv minyan? Yes, there is a late Maariv minyan scheduled at 10:00 PM from Sunday through Thursday.
When is the Friday afternoon Mincha service? Mincha on Friday afternoons is held 10 minutes after candle lighting time.
