How has Judaism adapted its worship and rituals to a time when it has no Temple?

Worship and rituals are always played a huge role in religious traditions. Every religious tradition introduces its own rituals. Judaism is one of the oldest religions and its religion contains lots of valuable rituals One of the significant and primary rituals in Judaism is circumcision. That ritual "is the sign of the covenant and membership in the people of Israel"(232). After the proper performance of the rituals, all converts are given a Hebrew name, forever …

…death. That rule obviously got to be discontinued. For the Jewish people, the Sabbath provides regular opportunity to enjoy not only a physical rest from daily labors, but also a renewal of their souls though prayer and Torah study. By sanctifying the Sabbath, Jews bring a spirit of holiness into their homes every week of the year. All of those rituals kept original, changed or discontinued partly still play a significant role in Jewish tradition.