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Morning in the minyan

שו"תMorning in the minyan
שאל לפני 5 שנים

Hello Rabbi, I have been trying for some time not to stand up for the minyan prayer. This effort stems mainly from boredom, lack of belief in the need and necessity, and perhaps laziness also plays a significant role.
I usually get up at a time that suits me and pray only the abbreviated version according to the siddur of the R.S.G. for ten minutes and I'm done.
My question is, from a halakhic perspective, how problematic is this? And furthermore, is there a moral problem with me being a yeshiva student who did not get up for prayers? In other words, does part of my delaying my enlistment include a commitment to fulfill all my religious obligations? Even though I am meticulous about the rules and don't miss almost a minute and even add to them.


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מיכי צוות ענה לפני 5 שנים
It doesn't seem very problematic to me, as long as you say the obligatory parts. The halachic status of praying in a minyan is highly questionable, and I tend to think that it is not an obligation but rather an issue. There is no moral obligation to fulfill all your religious duties, and it is also unclear to what extent you agree that these are indeed duties. You deferred the draft primarily to study and grow in Torah, not to pray.

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