Unlike a regular day , which has three prayer services ( `` Ma'ariv '' , the evening prayer ; `` Shacharit '' , the morning prayer ; and `` Mincha '' , the afternoon prayer ) , or a Shabbat or Yom Tov , which have four prayer services ( `` Ma'ariv '' ; `` Shacharit '' ; `` Mussaf '' , the additional prayer ; and `` Mincha '' ) , Yom Kippur has five prayer services ( `` Ma'ariv '' ; `` Shacharit '' ; `` Musaf '' ; `` Mincha '' ; and `` Ne'ilah '' , the closing prayer ) .
A regular day has three prayer services ( Ma'ariv , the evening prayer ; Shacharit , the morning prayer ; and Mincha , the afternoon prayer ) . A Shabbat or Yom Tov has four prayer services ( Ma'ariv ; Shacharit ; Musaf , the additional prayer ; and Mincha ) .