시편 84:8 할라카: Kitzur Shulchan Arukh

The Ashrei⁸Psalms 84: 8 followed by Psalms 144: 15 and 145. that precedes Minchah should not be said until a minyan⁹Minyan—a quorum of ten male adults. is present in the synagogue, so that the chazzan may say Kaddish following the Ashrei which was said by ten men.¹⁰If a minyan recites verses of Scripture together, then, Kaddish may be said afterwards. If Ashrei was said with less than a minyan and afterwards¹¹I.e., after having completed Ashrei. the minyan was completed, another psalm should be said, and then, the chazzan says the Kaddish. The chazzan should wrap himself in a tallis before reciting Ashrei, in order that there be no interruption between Ashrei and the saying of Kaddish. If there was no tallis [available] until after Ashrei was said, he wraps himself in it, and says a few verses of Psalms, after which he recites Kaddish.

People who are meticulous in observing the mitzvos begin to build the sukkah, immediately after the end of Yom Kippur, fulfilling the verse, "They go from strength to strength" (Psalms 84:8).