new month is recited. After these prayers, Ashrei is repeated and the Torah scroll is returned to the Ark in a procession through the Synagogue. Many congregations allow children to come to the front in order to kiss the scroll as it passes. This is followed by the Mussaf service. The service concludes with Ein Keloheinu, Pitum Haketoret and Aleinu. Those who didn't recite it earlier recite the Psalm of the Day here, many Ashkenazic communities recite Anim Zemirot (either before or after the Psalm of the Day), and many conclude the services with Adon Olam. Timing According to Jewish law, the earliest time to recite the morning service is when there is enough natural light "one can see a familiar acquaintance six feet away." It is a subjective standard. The usual time for this prayer service is between sunrise and a third of the day. If one missed a third of the day, it may be recited until astronomical noon, referred to as chatzot. After that (technically, half an hour after chatzot), the afternoon service (mincha) can be recited. See also Mandaean prayer at dawn Fajr List of Jewish prayers and blessings Suhur References External links