Does the four-amot waiting requirement between consecutive prayers apply to all types of prayer, or only to the Amidah (Shemoneh Esreh)?
Synopsis
Whether the waiting interval rule is limited to Amidah prayers or extends to other types of prayer recited consecutively.
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How long must one wait between two consecutive Amidah prayers?
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When exactly does the four-amot waiting period begin — at the conclusion of the Amidah text or after pesi'ot acharonot (taking three steps back and reciting oseh shalom)?
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