The app tells the story of a child named Shi and his first encounter with a clown. Initially fearful, Shi grows to like the clown through shared experiences.
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The app offers a large collection of Jewish books, including the Bible, Mishnah, Talmud, Midrash, and various Halakha, Mussar, and Kabbalah texts. It provides features for navigating between chapters and viewing split-screen commentaries.
The app promotes the book Tomer Devorah, which discusses the thirteen attributes of mercy. The book is intended to invoke mercy for individuals and the community.
The app provides the complete Tehillat Hashem Annotated Siddur in regular page form. It includes smart prayers, blessings, a Zmanim calculator for Halachic times, a hyperlinked table of contents, a Tefillin mirror, and a Mizrach Compass.
The provides access to a collection of sacred scriptures with restored text. Users can view transliterated names of divine figures. Notes are stored within the . Installation issues require contacting support to avoid data loss.
Access prayers and blessings with location-based halachic time suggestions. Calculate accurate halachic times using the zmanim calculator. Navigate the hyperlinked table of contents. View tefillin mirror and mizrach compass for direction.
The app provides Tehilim (Psalms) and Tefilot on the iPhone. It is organized by chapters, days of the week, and days of the month, with search and bookmark options.
Access and study Shī'ī ḥadīth texts in Arabic and English. View original translations alongside Arabic sources. Filter narrations by scholarly grading. Download additional ḥadīth translations. Search and bookmark specific hadiths.
Study Torah, Prophets, Writings, Mishna, Gemara, Halacha,
Learn Torah, Nevi'im, Ketuvim, Mishna, Talmud, Halacha, and Musar daily according to the order established by the Ari. Access daily pages with new commentary. Download free holy books and view weekly parshas.
Displays weekly Torah portions divided by aliya in large, readable text. Includes two interpretations: Onkelos and Rashi. Allows users to choose between verse-by-verse or aliya-based reading.