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Kapoteh & Tachanun: The Daily Minhag Check
A Jewish minhag calendar that answers two practical questions: whether to wear a kapoteh and whether to say Tachanun.
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The calendar separates clothing guidance from prayer guidance, with the latter broken down by service: the displayed Erev Rosh Hashanah example says to omit Tachanun at both Shacharis and Minchah while distinguishing this from Selichos. Date handling accounts for the evening start of Jewish days and labels the view as diaspora-based. The page also links individual explanations to Chabad.org, halachic references, AskTheRav, and Sefer HaMinhagim–Chabad.
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