• Guide to daily living according to the Moroccan poskim, follows Shulchan Arukh
• Halakhot and guidebook for mourning, follows Shulchan Arukh
• Practical halakhot on the Chagim for Sephardim and Ashkenazim
• English halakhot with detailed Hebrew he’arot (textual sources)
• Practical halakhot with an emphasis on Moroccan poskim & customs, Siman 1-241
The heritage of Moroccan Jewry is unique within the Sephardic world; a culture rich in Torah and tradition spanning over a thousand years. Each geographic region within Morocco, from Tangiers to Marrakesh, developed its own approach to our hallowed customs, prayer rituals, and melodies.
As the Moroccan Jewish communities emigrated over the last seventy years, they’ve experienced great prosperity in the western world. Most replanted Israel, France, and the Americas. While these communities have remained steadfast in preserving the ancient Jewish traditions of Morocco, the generation that transported and maintained it is shrinking. The melting pot influence of the West has presented significant challenges to the communities abroad who are attempting to uphold this legacy. As the years pass, we become further removed from the authentic tradition. It is incumbent upon us to harness the tools available to us and take on the challenge of preserving and enriching our beloved heritage.
Our primary objective is to develop Hebrew/English siddurim and machzorim inclusive of the various traditions practiced throughout Morocco. These prayer books will include English instructions, prayers laws, commentary, and translation (in most editions). An additional emphasis was placed on developing the most elegant and user-friendly prayer books on the market. We hope these prayer books will be an important resource for the Moroccan Sephardic community to become educated, inspired, and committed to preserving and enriching our cherished heritage.
We are proud to announce that our books have received an endorsement by the former Chief Sephardic Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Shlomo Amar, shlit’a.
