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Luaḥ 5787
LARGE-PRINT / PULPIT Edition

• Now 30% larger than Standard Edition!
• Measures 7.75" x 11.75"
• Matches pages of Standard Edition

A guide to prayers, readings, laws, and customs for synagogue and home

232 pages

by Rabbi Miles B. Cohen
and Leslie Rubin

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An indispensable resource, featuring:

• Detailed guidelines for prayer and Torah services
• Torah/haftarah readings, noting unusual elements
• Procedures for holidays, fasts, commemorations
• Audio Add-on upgrade available
• Expanded instructions for home celebrations
• Guide to calculating times for prayer
• Torah procession visual guides
• Sefirat Ha'omer and Birkat Kohanim instructions
• Determining the date of a complicated yortsayt
• Kiddush Levanah dates and instructions
• Jewish commemorations 5787–5790

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Luaḥ 5787

AUDIO ADD-ON Option (license)

More than 200 lines in the Luaḥ are keyed to
61 streaming audio recordings of nusaḥ and
Torah cantillation.

For PC, Mac, iOS, and Android

Upgrade your Luaḥ with the AUDIO ADD-ON Option to use a webpage that provides 1-click access to the recording associated with each numbered musical icon in the Luaḥ.

• Short liturgical passages for on special occasions
• Proper ḥatsi kaddish melodies
• Birkat haḥodesh on Shabbat before a new month
• Rare te’amim (tropes)
• Concluding a book of the Torah
• Special melodies for various Torah verses

License valid through end of 5787

Click to see how the AUDIO ADD-ON Option works.

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