Siddur - Edot HaMizrach

Name: Siddur - Edot HaMizrach
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 1 (2 reviews)
Author: Dor Pascal

Daily Prayers & Blessings

$1.99

2 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Reference
Developer

Dor Pascal
Language

EN
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Size

7.9
MB

Experience the beauty of Sephardic prayer with "Siddur – Edot HaMizrach", a thoughtfully designed digital prayer book that blends ancient tradition with modern functionality. Key Features: • Full collection of daily prayers in the Edot HaMizrach (Sephardic) tradition • Clear, easy-to-read Hebrew text with accurate traditional formatting • Multiple theme options including Light, Dark, Sepia, Ocean, Forest, and Sunset • Adjustable font size and line spacing for personalized reading comfort • Right-to-left layout optimized for Hebrew text, even on left-to-right devices • Organized sections for easy navigation between prayer services • Works entirely offline – no internet connection required for daily use Whether at home, in the synagogue, or while traveling, carry a complete Siddur that remains accessible, beautifully presented, and respectful of tradition. Designed for all users – from beginners to scholars – this app preserves the sanctity of the prayers while providing a clean and intuitive interface. Custom display settings support comfortable reading in any environment, while the structured layout allows for quick access to any section. Content Overview: All texts are sourced from public domain collections made available by Sefaria.org and Torat Emet 357. Daily Prayers: • Morning blessings: Modeh Ani, Tallit, Tefillin, Blessings on the Torah • Shacharit: Korbanot, Hodu, Yishtabach, The Shema, Amidah, Tachanun • Mincha and Maariv: Amidah, Avinu Malkeinu, Bedtime Shema Shabbat Prayers: • Kabbalat Shabbat, Shalom Aleichem, Kiddush, Zemirot, Havdalah Holidays and Festivals: • Rosh Chodesh, Pesach, Sukkot, Shavuot, Chanukah, Purim Special Readings: • Six Remembrances, Thirteen Principles of Faith, Chapter of Repentance • Torah readings, Haftarot, Megillat Esther Blessings and Life Cycle Events: • Food blessings, Birkat HaMazon, Traveler’s Prayer, Shehecheyanu • Marriage blessings, Brit Milah, Pidyon HaBen, Mourning prayers Specialized Prayers: • Prayers for healing, livelihood, protection, and spiritual growth Whether following the daily prayer routine or preparing for holidays and special occasions, this comprehensive Siddur ensures you have everything you need in one place, all presented in the authentic Sephardic tradition.

Ratings & Reviews

1.0

out of 5

2 Ratings

Total waste of my time and $$
03/03/2025

Nechama62
What kind of Sephardi siddur is this? The order of the birkat hashahar is crazy starting with Amidah, “morning blessings “ in the middle of the list and then I had to hunt for the rest of them. Which were not any resemblance of Sephardi at all. The asher yatzar is plain ashkenaz, and mode ani should have the version for women ie modAh ani etc. it’s just very disappointing all around.

Developer Response
Hi Nechama62,Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We're truly sorry to hear the app didn't meet your expectations. The Siddur is built using publicly available open-source texts (like Sefaria), which we integrate as-is—so we don’t author or alter sacred content ourselves.That said, we absolutely agree that structure and accuracy matter—especially in something as central as tefillah. If the order of Birkat Hashachar feels incorrect or inconsistent with Sephardi nusach, we genuinely want to fix it. The same goes for Asher Yatzar and the version of Modeh/Modah Ani. These details matter, and your observations help us identify where to improve.Please feel free to email us with specific corrections or trusted sources you think we should reflect. We’re a small project with a symbolic price (it doesn’t even cover development costs), but we’re 100% committed to building a high-quality, respectful experience.Thanks again for pointing this out. Your voice matters in shaping the app.—Dor PascalDeveloper
Total waste of my time and $$
03/03/2025

Nechama62

What kind of Sephardi siddur is this? The order of the birkat hashahar is crazy starting with Amidah, “morning blessings “ in the middle of the list and then I had to hunt for the rest of them. Which were not any resemblance of Sephardi at all. The asher yatzar is plain ashkenaz, and mode ani should have the version for women ie modAh ani etc. it’s just very disappointing all around.
Developer Response 03/26/2025
Hi Nechama62,Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We're truly sorry to hear the app didn't meet your expectations. The Siddur is built using publicly available open-source texts (like Sefaria), which we integrate as-is—so we don’t author or alter sacred content ourselves.That said, we absolutely agree that structure and accuracy matter—especially in something as central as tefillah. If the order of Birkat Hashachar feels incorrect or inconsistent with Sephardi nusach, we genuinely want to fix it. The same goes for Asher Yatzar and the version of Modeh/Modah Ani. These details matter, and your observations help us identify where to improve.Please feel free to email us with specific corrections or trusted sources you think we should reflect. We’re a small project with a symbolic price (it doesn’t even cover development costs), but we’re 100% committed to building a high-quality, respectful experience.Thanks again for pointing this out. Your voice matters in shaping the app.—Dor PascalDeveloper
Wasted money
12/11/2024

Fradye
I bought this app because I wanted to have mincha available to me wherever I was, however there is no mincha! And there's no shachris. What a waste of money.

Developer Response
Hi Fradye,We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and understand your frustration. The issue with missing prayers, including Mincha and Shacharis, has been resolved in our upcoming update (Version 1.6), which we anticipate will be available very soon.In the meantime, we suggest ensuring your app is updated to the latest version when it becomes available. Additionally, you can access the prayers through our website for now, so you won't miss anything.Thank you for your feedback—it's invaluable in helping us improve. If you have any further concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team.Best regards,Dor Pascal
Wasted money
12/11/2024

Fradye

I bought this app because I wanted to have mincha available to me wherever I was, however there is no mincha! And there's no shachris. What a waste of money.
Developer Response 12/13/2024
Hi Fradye,We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and understand your frustration. The issue with missing prayers, including Mincha and Shacharis, has been resolved in our upcoming update (Version 1.6), which we anticipate will be available very soon.In the meantime, we suggest ensuring your app is updated to the latest version when it becomes available. Additionally, you can access the prayers through our website for now, so you won't miss anything.Thank you for your feedback—it's invaluable in helping us improve. If you have any further concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team.Best regards,Dor Pascal

• Improved search algorithm for faster and more accurate results • Enhanced color themes with better contrast for easier reading • Added Spotlight integration for quick access • New default designs for each prayer category • Improved overall performance and stability