Levi lives in Bet Shemesh. On weekdays he davens S h a c h a r i s Mordechai Shabbos, he loves davening at the Aish Kodesh. i n shul. M a s a s But on
When he and his friend Chaim were on their way to Aish Kodesh on Shabbos, Levi stopped, turned to Chaim and said: “In last week’s parsha, we learned from Avraham Avinu that one should daven in makom kavua. So maybe I should go and daven in Masas Mordechai now, because that’s where I daven during the week.”
“Hmm, I hear what you are saying,” said Chaim, “But we always daven in Aish Kodesh on Shabbos. So maybe that’s your makom kavua for Shabbos.”
Question: Should Levi go to Masas Mordechai or Aish Kodesh?

A halachic question explores whether one may establish a separate makom kavua for prayer on Shabbos than the place where one normally davens during the week.

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