Original sentence: A  may sometimes be a room in the private home of a Hasidic Rebbe, or a place of business which is set aside for the express purpose of prayer.A related place of worship is the  (, pl.It may or may not offer the communal services of a synagogue.Orthodox Jews, who must collect a minyan or quorum of ten men before certain communal prayers can be recited, do not require a consecrated space and commonly assemble at pre-arranged times in offices, living rooms, or other spaces when these are more convenient than formal synagogue buildings.or , Yiddish for "little house") that is frequently used by and preferred by Hasidic and Haredi Jews
Edited sentence: A room or building that is used this way can become a dedicated  small synagogues and pray room.Among Ashkenazi Jews they are traditionally called   (, pl.Since Orthodox Jews must collect a minyan or quorum of ten men before certain communal prayers can be recited, but do not require a consecrated space, they  commonly assemble at pre-arranged times in offices, living rooms, or other spaces when these are more convenient than formal synagogue buildings.and are found in Orthodox communities worldwide.or , Yiddish for "little house"