Hebr-Eng Siddur Keter Shelomo 2.1

This interactive iOS app, based on the weekday portions of the Siddur Keter Shelomo, presents a thoughtfully developed tool for those seeking to engage with Jewish prayers in a modern format. Developed by Rabbi Shelomo Churba, it adheres to the Minhag of most Sephardic communities, specifically reflecting the customs of the Halabi Syrian Jewish community of Aram Soba, the historical name for Aleppo.

• Accessibility: The full version of this app is available at no cost, allowing users to access its extensive features without any additional charges.
• User-Friendly Navigation: The scrolling interface enables seamless movement through prayers without interruptions for page turns.
• Bilingual Presentation: Text is presented in a linear format featuring concise Hebrew and English translations, making it easier to understand and concentrate on prayers.
• Structured Format: The text is divided into short, grammatically correct phrases that enhance comprehension and focus.
• Interactive Features: Users can easily jump to different portions of prayers based on their needs, facilitating more dynamic engagement with the material.
• Efficient Access: A nested table of contents allows users to navigate quickly—for example, accessing the weekly Torah portion within seconds and returning effortlessly to sections like Ashrei.
• Flexible Orientation: The app supports both portrait and landscape views, ensuring comfortable reading on various devices, including smartphones.
• Intuitive Menu Bar: An easy-to-use menu at the top includes a "How To" section for additional guidance.

This app is particularly beneficial for individuals seeking a mobile solution to fulfill their prayer obligations while enhancing understanding. Users are encouraged to provide high ratings if they find value in the app, as this will aid others in discovering it.

For inquiries or suggestions related to this app or other projects, please reach out at [email protected].

The developers have crafted this mobile app with a sincere hope that it will facilitate deeper connections with prayer and that Hashem may bless all users with good health, happiness, and success, collectively bestowing peace upon Israel.

Maurice Schemo / Judah M Schemo
Original version Kislev 24, 5775

Note: This app focuses solely on weekday prayers. Sabbath and holy day prayers are not included. When searching for a Sephardic Siddur, be aware that spelling may vary. Terms such as 'Sephardic,' 'Siddur,' 'Tefillah,' and their various spellings can be encountered in searches. The title "Hebr-Eng" denotes Hebrew-English terminology found in the app.