alpha testo boost x sJewish religion is there a is there like a segregation

 alpha testo boost x sJewish religion is there a is there like a segregation between men and women like I know that there is there is in like in Islam the women are on one side of the church in the men are on the other side of the church and I know that that's traditional but is that something that that uh that Judaism does as well as there like a definite like demarcation between men and women there is in in Orthodox congregations in an Orthodox synagogue there is and there are a lot of good reasons for that a lot a lot less distraction if you're going into the house of God you're there to talk to God not the girl next to you right there's good reason for that there are some variation if you go into a more modern leading orthodox institution there there may be sort of a very low kind of barrier thee you can see over like 


alpha testo boost something like a one-way mirror where the women can see the men but the men can't see the women I've seen that in a couple places really yeah in in a really traditional institution there'll be a curtain that you really you can't see through and you know I mean over there but you can't you can't see them and then if when when the rabbi's giving a speech or they're making announcements they'll open up the curtain and you can see right through and they'll see what's going on but typically there's some sort of barrier where women and men aren't sitting right next to each other and we would pray every day and we pray three times a day and typically during the weekday women usually don't come if a woman is commemorating that she has a relative that passed away and it's the anniversary of when they passed away she might show up to say say a prayer there on the anniversary of the death of one of her 



 alpha testo boost x family members but typically women do not show up during weekdays they just show up on the Sabbath that's Saturday and on holidays they'll show up and so it's you know most of the time it's just men in there mm-hmm and even on the Sabbath when women come it's majority majority people there are men because there are some women who have to stay home and take care of kids or it's not incumbent on women to show up men have to show up in the synagogue and pray every day that's that's what we do that's our obligation of community but women don't have to the assumption being well women have to pray but we don't obligate them to pray at specific times bec