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Congregation Magen David of Madison

More than a building. A belonging. A Syrian Sephardic shul in the heart of Brooklyn, following the traditions of Aram Soba, now praying in our new home on East 24th Street.

The new Magen David of Madison at dusk, from the architect’s rendering: a charcoal facade with a lit Star of David, a tall arched glass entrance between glowing bronze lattice screens, and the house number 1667 lit beside the steps
Our new home at 1667 East 24th Street, as the architect drew it.
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The architect’s rendering of the new sanctuary: white marble walls, the arched ark framed in gold lattice with a Star of David, gold menorah panels, and rows of sapphire-blue seats with pale ash backs
The new sanctuary, as the architect drew it.

A spiritual home

We began in 2020, praying in a driveway. Today more than two hundred congregants fill our sanctuary, and in September 2026 we moved into our new shul. Construction is still underway; with Hashem’s help it will be complete before the end of the year.

Shabbat at Magen David

The whole schedule

Shabbat morning

Korbanot, then Shaharit, with the kids’ groups on most Shabbatot.

The kids’ groups

The class with the Rabbi

Rabbi Abraham Hayoun teaches every Shabbat afternoon, before Mincha and Arbit.

About the Rabbi

Every weekday

Two Shaharit minyanim, at 7:15 and at 8:15, and Shaharit at 8:00 on Sunday.

Weekday minyanim

Visit us

On East 24th Street near Avenue P, in Madison, Brooklyn.