Alumim

Alumim — Sefard minyan in Ra'Anana, Israel

Location: Raanana, Center District, Israel

About

Welcome to Alumim, serving the Jewish community in Ra'Anana.

Nusach: Sefard.

Address: Akiva St 23, Ra'anana, Israel.

Contact: phone 097425016.

Minyan schedule

Friday

Mincha: 7:37 PM

Saturday

Shacharis: 8:30 AM

(Beit Sefer Dekel)

Friday Mincha notes: 15 minutes after candle lighting

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Location

Address: Akiva St 23, Ra'anana, Israel

Contact

Location: Raanana, Israel
Phone: 097425016

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About this listing

Alumim is a dedicated place of worship located on Akiva Street in Ra'anana. This community gathering point serves local residents and visitors looking for a traditional prayer atmosphere. The synagogue follows the Sefard nusach, reflecting the heritage of its members.

As a cornerstone for the local religious community, this shul offers a welcoming environment for daily and weekly prayers. Whether you are a permanent resident or just visiting the Sharon area, the congregation provides a structured setting for Tefilla. The location is easily accessible for those staying in the central districts of the city.

Providing essential religious services is the primary focus of this establishment. It acts as a hub for spiritual growth and communal connection. You can find regular prayer times that align with the local Jewish calendar and community needs.

About the area

Ra'anana is known as one of Israel's most popular cities for English-speaking olim and religious families. It sits in the Center District, offering a balance between quiet streets and urban convenience. Akiva Street is a central point within this vibrant Jewish community.

A Central Jewish Hub

The city is famous for its high density of synagogues and Torah learning centers. It has long been a preferred destination for those seeking a modern orthodox or traditional lifestyle. The streets are safe and the atmosphere is notably calm during Shabbat and Jewish holidays.

Located near the heart of the Ra'anana business district.
Close to numerous grocery stores selling glatt kosher products.
Situated within a short drive from the city's main medical centers.
Easily reached via public transport from neighboring cities like Herzliya or Kfar Saba.

The neighborhood is characterized by tree-lined streets and well-kept apartment blocks. It is a walkable area where many people head to their local shul by foot. You will notice a strong sense of community pride throughout the local district.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Ra'anana offers a high standard of living with a strong religious infrastructure. The neighborhood around Akiva Street is home to many families and students. Visitors will find various amenities tailored to a Jewish lifestyle within a short walk.

Ahuza Street: The city's main thoroughfare with many kosher-certified cafes and shops.
Park Ra'anana: A large green space nearby for family outings and afternoon walks.
Local Mikvahs: Several ritual baths are maintained by the local religious council.
Eruv: The city is fully enclosed by a well-maintained community eruv.

Living or visiting here provides easy access to the Sharon region's best features. The area combines a quiet suburban feel with the energy of a growing Jewish center. You will find several other small minyanim and larger community centers within a ten-minute radius.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a warm and focused environment for prayer at Alumim. The atmosphere is traditional and respects the solemnity of the service. On weekdays and weekends, the schedule is kept punctually to assist those with busy lives.

The Saturday morning service moves to a nearby school building to accommodate the congregation. This is a common practice in growing Israeli neighborhoods. It allows for a larger space while maintaining the close-knit feel of the group.

Service Times and Details

Friday Mincha starts approximately 15 minutes after local candle lighting.
Shabbat Shacharis begins at 8:30 AM at the Beit Sefer Dekel location.
Weekday schedules are updated seasonally to match sunrise and sunset times.
The congregation uses the Nusach Sefard prayer book.

The seating and layout are arranged to facilitate a clear view and hearing of the Chazzan. Community members are often available to help newcomers find their place in the siddur. The focus remains on meaningful prayer and communal support for all who enter.

Frequently asked questions

What nusach does the synagogue follow?

The synagogue follows the Nusach Sefard tradition for all its prayer services.

Where does the Shabbat morning minyan meet?

Shacharis services on Saturday mornings are held at Beit Sefer Dekel nearby at 8:30 AM.

What time are the Friday evening services?

Friday evening Mincha usually begins 15 minutes after candle lighting time.

Is there an eruv in the area?

Yes, Ra'anana is a largely observant city with an established eruv covering the residential areas.