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Where do you place your hat during Shachris, after putting on your Talis, if there are no available hat hooks and the Shul is full to capacity?
The question cannot be answered as each shul is built differently. We don’t have hat hooks. We have shelves in the hallway for hats and if filled, on the top of the bookcases, and if those are filled, on the table next to where we are sitting.
Depends – if I’m wearing a ball type hat, I might just leave it on the seat next to me or in front of me. If it’s a winter knit hat, I’ll stuff it in my jacket pocket.
You fling it on to any item that has a projection or 90 degree corner that it can hang over. Ordinarily I throw my hat on top of one of the bookshelves. If that space was taken then I hang it off the top corner of the book shelf or off of the AC unit. I used to put it on the table but kids once knocked it down to the floor and then trampled it.
I carry a little hook with a suction cup in my tallis bag, so I just need to find a window or other smooth surface on which to stick it.
If I recall correctly, R’ Yaakov Kaminetsky TZATZAL stated that the minhag in Sladboka was to wear a hat during davening and not the tallis “ibber der kup”. So you can just wear your hat.
I find a bochur not wearing a hat and stick it on his head.
Just wear a kipah sigurah and not worry about where to put the hats…..
I leave it in the car and walk into shul wearing just my yarmulke
GH: I always thought it was kippah serugah.
CTLAWYER: I thought we were talking about Shabbos.
Just wear a kipah sigurah and not worry about where to put the hats…..
I’ve never heard of this “kipah sigurah”. Is it some kind of kipah that finds you a place to put your hat?
Sounds fascinating.
Joseph: In my shul it’s the opposite. Not a problem during the week but a slight problem on shabbos.
At the hat store?
This isn’t something I’ve ever really had to worry about,
As I do not wear a hat for shachris (or, for that matter, ever really).@Iaciscsrmma
Shabbos is not a problem
Our shul’s main sanctuary has old fashioned theatre style seats that have a wire ring to hold a hat under the seat. One places the hat in the loop, lowers the seat and sits down.If there is a simcha or yubtif that requires adding additional seating there is sufficient room in the coat rooms for those hats
Try the mikva or bathroom stalls. Plenty extra hooks there. Or flip the shower Head up a few degrees and and your hat. Or sew a hook to your chest. Endless ideas.
CTL: I thought you davened at the compound during yomim tovim.
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I try to make an appearance at least one morning of Yuntif, especially to show off new grandchildren, sons in law, etc.
We had planned to attend First day RH but as MIL was niftiest the night before we cancelled and davened athome. We were there Shmimi Arzeres
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