- Halacha
- Prayer
without Hashems name
Rabbi David Sperling
Iyyar 10, 5782
Question
what about if someone were to say it using the word Hashem instead of the actual name? Is that still forbidden without a minyan?
thank you
blessings
Answer
Shalom,
Saying the 13 midot without Hashem’s name, but rather just using the word Hashem, is permitted even when there is no minyan.
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