Hasdei Avot Synagogue in Modi'In Ilit, Israel: Hasdei Avot
Location: Modiin Ilit, Israel
About Hasdei Avot is a synagogue listing in Modi'In Ilit, Israel.
Nusach: Sephardic/Mizrachi.
Address: Rav ve-Shmu'el St 3, Modi'in Ilit.
Rabbi / contact: shimon lifshitz.
Minyan schedule
Sunday
Shacharis: 6:30 AMMincha: 7:21 PMMaariv: 7:56 PMMonday
Shacharis: 6:30 AMMincha: 7:21 PMMaariv: 7:56 PMTuesday
Mincha: 7:21 PMMaariv: 7:56 PMWednesday
Mincha: 7:21 PMMaariv: 7:56 PMThursday
Shacharis: 6:30 AMMincha: 7:21 PMMaariv: 7:56 PMFriday
Saturday
Shacharis: 8:30 AMMincha: 7:11 PMMaariv: 8:24 PMFirst floor Sefarad - Chashdish
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Hasdei Avot is a welcoming synagogue located in the heart of Modiin Ilit, Israel. This congregation serves the local community with daily services and a dedicated space for Torah study. It operates as a central point for spiritual life on Rav ve-Shmu'el Street.
The synagogue follows the Sephardic and Mizrachi traditions. It provides a warm environment for those looking to pray in a traditional Edot HaMizrach nusach. Whether you are a resident or a visitor, the doors are open for all daily minyanim.
Under the guidance of Rabbi Shimon Lifshitz, the shul maintains a consistent schedule of prayers. The facility is situated on the first floor, making it easily accessible for congregants. It remains an active part of the vibrant religious fabric of the city.
About the area You can find Hasdei Avot at 3 Rav ve-Shmu'el Street. Modiin Ilit is one of the largest Haredi cities in Israel. The neighborhood is built specifically to accommodate a religious lifestyle. Everything from the street layouts to the local shops reflects these values.
A Religious Hub
The city is often referred to as Kiryat Sefer. It sits between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, making it a convenient location. The atmosphere is quiet, focused on family life and religious education. You will find many yeshivas and kollels within walking distance of the synagogue.
Staying in this area allows for a fully immersive Jewish experience. There is no need to worry about finding kosher food or a minyan. The community is tight-knit and centered around the various neighborhood shuls like Hasdei Avot.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Modiin Ilit is a major center for Orthodox Jewish life in Israel. The city is designed to support a religious lifestyle with ease. Visitors and residents have access to many essential services nearby.
Numerous local grocery stores carrying strictly mehudar products.
Dozens of other synagogues representing diverse ethnic traditions and nuschaos.
Local mikvaos (ritual baths) maintained to high standards of holiness.
Bookstores specializing in Torah literature and religious texts.
Safe, pedestrian-friendly streets tailored for large families.
Public transportation in the area is frequent. Buses connect the neighborhood to other major religious hubs like Bnei Brak and Jerusalem. This makes it a practical base for those visiting family or studying in local yeshivas.
What to expect Attendees can expect a traditional Sephardic prayer service. The atmosphere is serious yet welcoming to guests. The daily schedule covers all three major prayer times: Shacharit, Mincha, and Maariv.
Service Schedule and Details
Weekday Shacharit usually starts at 6:30 AM.
Mincha services are held in the late afternoon, followed by Maariv.
Shabbat services follow a slightly different schedule with an 8:30 AM start.
The nusach is Sefarad/Mizrachi with traditional melodies.
The sanctuary is located on the first floor. This makes it simple for visitors to find the entrance. The congregation is comprised of local families who value communal prayer and Torah study. If you need a minyan while traveling through central Israel, this location offers a reliable option.
Frequently asked questions What prayer rite does the synagogue follow? The synagogue follows the Sephardic/Mizrachi tradition (Nusach Edot HaMizrach).
When are the Shacharit services? Shacharit typically begins at 6:30 AM on weekdays. On Shabbat morning, the service starts at 8:30 AM.
Where is the prayer hall located in the building? Yes, the synagogue is located on the first floor of the building.
Does the shul have daily afternoon and evening prayers? Yes, minyanim for Mincha and Maariv are scheduled daily. Times vary slightly based on the sunset and the day of the week.
