MySiddur-Weekday 1.0.7

My Siddur is a prayer resource designed to enhance your prayer experience, much like how Drivers Ed aids in perfecting driving skills.

My Siddur, also known as HaSiddur Sheli, offers a comprehensive Prayer Training Program aimed at teaching individuals how to Daven in the original Hebrew text, following the time-honored traditional approach.

This user-friendly transliterated Siddur is accompanied by professionally recorded audio CDs. Users can chant and sing along with the audio to familiarize themselves with prayers in the traditional Hebrew format.

It's important to note that this version of My Siddur includes only weekday prayers. Future app releases may feature Shabbat and Holiday prayers.

Another noteworthy product by Tools for Torah is Birkon Sheli, a detailed Bentcher that covers Grace After Meals for various occasions, including Shabbat Kiddush and traditional Hymns.

This specific version of My Siddur employs the Israeli/Sephardic style pronunciation for transliteration (e.g., Shabbat vs. Shabbos).

My Siddur serves as a training tool facilitating the learning process of Hebrew prayer recitation for users.

The success of Siddur Sheli has been established across the United States and English-speaking countries, offering an engaging audio-visual prayer immersion.

Rabbi Chayim B. Alevsky leads the sung or chanted prayers in My Siddur, accompanied by professional music composed by the renowned Chony Milecky (www.musicbychony.com).

Tools for Torah is actively developing more prayer apps, holiday guides, and educational tools like Chumash apps. Stay updated on new releases by visiting ToolsforTorah.com.

Future updates to My Siddur will introduce additional audio features, enhancing the quality of songs and recordings.

To further enhance the My Siddur experience, plans are underway to animate the text for a synchronized chanting experience. Individuals interested in contributing to programming or sponsoring this development are encouraged to reach out via email: MySiddur@ToolsforTorah.com or phone: 203 887 6044.

For bug reports, fixes, comments, and innovative ideas, you can contact Apps@ToolsforTorah.com. My Siddur is a Tools for Torah project programmed by Isaac Levi.

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