May one repeat Shema on one's bed at night, and may one repeat the first verse?
Synopsis
At bedtime (Shema al HaMitta), the whole parasha may be repeated. However, authorities disagree whether the prohibition against repeating the first verse applies even at bedtime.
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What level of intention (kavanah) and emotional disposition is required when reciting Shema?
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Must one approach Shema as if the commandment were entirely new each day?
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How should the prayer leader and individual complete the 248-word count of Shema?
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Is the recitation of 'Kel Melech Ne'eman' before Shema permitted when praying with a congregation?
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Should Shema be recited aloud to arouse intention?
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Should one cover one's eyes during recitation of the first verse of Shema?
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How should one pronounce and extend the letters of 'Echad' in the first verse of Shema?
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Is it forbidden to say 'Shema' twice, and what are the consequences?
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