What Should Women Do When They Enter Shul Late?

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

so one of the common uh questions that come up on Shabbat for those that come late is they enter the Sho on K T now while you ensure K T you supposed to right now pray where you didn't pray yet or here T this is ex more relevant for women they come usually not very early they come a little bit later and they also have to pray so what comes first praying or there should praying or there should hear so there are two about this that I found in he brings in also brings down this question and to come out that it's better to pray first if you're going to miss out usually by the time you hear it's already the time that man could pass man is four hours of the day you calculate it's very short especially in summer

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3. 1:03it's very short especially in summer days it comes out pretty short and therefore you should…
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