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Siddur and Chumash · Karlin-Stolin rite · Free
Siddur and Chumash Beit Aharon VeYisrael
The siddur, the Chumash, Tehillim, Chok LeYisrael and the Hebrew calendar in one app - for phone, tablet and computer. No ads, and it works offline.
Free, for the benefit of the public
Download for every device
Pick your device and install. The same siddur and the same rite, everywhere.
Android
Phones and tablets, from Google Play or as a direct download.
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Windows
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In the browser, on any device
Open it in the browser and add it to your home screen. It works offline too.
What is inside
- Weekday prayers - the siddur knows by itself what is said today.
- Tehillim, with six commentators that open with a tap.
- Chumash: Shnayim Mikra ve-Echad Targum, with Rashi and his commentators.
- Chok LeYisrael, the daily study order.
- Hebrew calendar, times of the day and yahrzeits of tzaddikim.
- Reminders, directions to the nearest synagogue, and themes.
Thanks
The siddur is based on the free siddur software "Tfilon" by Uri Hollander, who gave his consent and his help. The Karlin-Stolin siddur app was created by Shlomo Wagschal, with the approval of Uri Hollander.