The title pairs the lively hakafos dancing with the practical zmanim for Sukkos, which is an interesting combination since one is about exuberant celebration and the other about precise timing. It makes me wonder how communities balance extending the dancing with keeping to the scheduled prayer times, especially on Simchas Torah when the mood is so joyful. Does the schedule usually allow extra time for the hakafos, or do the zmanim stay fixed regardless?
The title pairs the lively hakafos dancing with the practical zmanim for Sukkos, which is an interesting combination since one is about exuberant celebration and the other about precise timing. It makes me wonder how communities balance extending the dancing with keeping to the scheduled prayer times, especially on Simchas Torah when the mood is so joyful. Does the schedule usually allow extra time for the hakafos, or do the zmanim stay fixed regardless?
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