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Shuckling (also
written as shokeling), from the
Yiddish word
meaning "to shake", is the
ritual swaying of
worshippers during Jewish prayer,
usually forward...
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shuckle in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Shuckle may
refer to:
Shuckling –
swaying during Jewish prayer Shuckle (Pokémon), a
fictional species...
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prayers are
similar in
content to
Birkat Hamazon.
Berakhah Birkat Hachama Shuckling Siddur "Siddur Ashkenaz, W****day, Shacharit,
Preparatory Prayers, Tzitzit...
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Catholic Church Prayer in
school Prayer wheel Prie-dieu
Rosary Shuckling Tibetan prayer flag Bellarmine,
Robert (1902). "Eleventh Sunday: The Necessity...
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their body back and
forth during prayer. This practice,
referred to as
shuckling in Yiddish, is not mandatory. Many are
accustomed to
giving charity before...
- wood. Over the years, congregants'
footsteps and
their back-and-forth
shuckling during prayer have
created grooves in the floor.
There are also grooves...
