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</html><description>Some congregations have the custom of making kiddush and having something to eat after Sha&#x1E25;arit, before shofar-blowing and Musaf. This custom is especially prevalent in yeshivot, where the prayers last until midday or later, and having something to eat enables them to continue praying joyfully and with concentration. At first glance, this custom is surprising. [&hellip;]</description></oembed>
