Time for Reciting Shema

Eating before reciting the nightly Shema: Tos. Berachot 2b #3, 4b #1

Learning Torah before saying Shema: Berachot 4b

Saying Shema on time is greater than Learning Torah: Berachot 10b

General activities before Shema: Berachot 4b

Definition of "Unavoidable Circumstances" which permissibly cause one to miss the Extra Fence which the Rabbis instituted, of reciting Shema before Midnight: Rosh Berachot 1:9

Earliest time: Berachot 8b-9a, 9b

Latest time: Berachot 9b, 10b, 25b

Determining whether the time has begun: Berachot 3a, 9b

System of checking between Techelet-Dye and a White color: Berachot 9b [Rashi, Tos.]; Menachot 43b

The Best time, and the practice of the Vatikin: Berachot 9b, 25b, 26a; Tos. Berachot 9b #3

Saying Shema before Sunrise: Tos. Berachot 9a #1

Saying Shema after the Time: Tos. Berachot 8b #4

Shema before the Time and mentioning the Departure from Egypt: Berachot 13b

Learning, and other activities, before Reciting Shema: Rosh Berachot 1:9

Whether the Time is the time when people go to sleep, or when they are sleeping: Berachot 4a-b

Start of the Time: Berachot 2a, 2b, 3a, Rosh Berachot 1:1

End of the Time: Berachot 2a, 8b-9a, 9b, Rosh Berachot 1:9

Saying it after the Time: Berachot 9b

Rabbinic Institution of Recitation before Midnight, to prevent missing the Time: Berachot 2a

Making the Blessings, if one is saying Shema outside its appropriate Time: Rosh Berachot 1:1

Reciting Shema on time Vs. Having a Quorum: Rosh Berachot 1:1

Repeating Shema to make the right Time: Rosh Berachot 1:1



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