For Weekdays
Shacharit, Minchah and Ma'ariv. 402 pages.
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סִדוּר אוֹר זָרֻעַ
A traditional egalitarian siddur
In print and on your phone. Nusach Ashkenaz, with Hebrew, English translation and transliteration.
Psalms 97:11
אוֹר זָרֻעַ לַצַּדִּיק וּלְיִשְׁרֵי־לֵב שִׂמְחָה
Light is sown for the righteous, and gladness for the upright in heart.
Psalms 97:11
The books
For weekdays, for Shabbat and festivals, a Hebrew edition, and a guide to illness, death and mourning.
For Shabbat & Festivals
The services for Shabbat and festivals. 536 pages.
- Hardcover
Hebrew Edition
Prayers in Hebrew, with instructions in English. For weekdays, Shabbat and festivals. 460 pages.
- Hardcover
Guide to Illness, Death and Mourning
מדריך לחולי, למוות ולאבלות
From visiting the sick to the unveiling of the stone: for each stage, the halakhot with their sources, then the prayers and texts. 344 pages.
- Paperback
The siddur that knows the time and place
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The service for right now
It opens at the prayer the hour calls for.
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Zmanim where you are
Sunrise, candle lighting and the rest, for your location.
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The Jewish calendar
Hebrew and civil dates, and the week's parashah.
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Yahrzeits
Remembered each year, with a reminder.
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The Torah reading, as the scroll
Read the week's portion aliyah by aliyah, set as the scroll is, with vowels and trope marks when you want them.
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Print the reading
Print any aliyah or the whole reading as the scroll's own lines, or save it as a PDF.
Torah Trope
An optional monthly subscription in the app: hear any verse, aliyah or phrase sung in the trope system you choose, follow each word as it is sung, and learn every mark by name and sound. The rest of the app comes with the purchase.
Its terms
The traditional text, with egalitarian additions only
Nusach Ashkenaz, kept with care. No alternative readings and nothing changed for change's sake. The few additions are egalitarian, and made only where they are needed.
Read about the approach-
אֱלֹהֵי שָׂרָה, אֱלֹהֵי רִבְקָה, אֱלֹהֵי רָחֵל וֵאלֹהֵי לֵאָה
Elohei Sarah, Elohei Rivkah, Elohei Rachel, v'Elohei Leah
In the Amidah, each matriarch is named alongside the patriarchs.
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She'assani Yisrael, she'assani ben chorin, she'assani b'tzalmo
The morning blessings in their positive form, following the approach of the Masorti movement.
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Call-ups to the Torah
Feminine call-up language is provided for aliyot to the Torah.
Is your congregation on Or Zarua?
Or Zarua also runs congregations: reminders, yahrzeits, minyan and events, on the same calendar as the siddur.