Siddur - Edot HaMizrach

Siddur - Edot HaMizrach

Daily Prayers & Blessings

2 ratings
2 reviews
$1.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 25, 2024
  • October 23, 2025
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A digital prayer book for the Edot HaMizrach (Sephardic) tradition, offering a full collection of daily, Shabbat, and holiday prayers. Features customizable themes, adjustable text, and offline functionality for a traditional yet modern experience.

Full collection of Edot HaMizrach prayers
Clear Hebrew text with traditional formatting
Multiple theme options
Adjustable font size and line spacing
Offline functionality
Organized sections for easy navigation
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What's New in Siddur

2.5

October 23, 2025

• 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

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Total waste of my time and $$

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.
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Response from developer

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 Pascal Developer

Wasted money

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.

Response from developer

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

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FAQ

What is Siddur - Edot HaMizrach?

Siddur - Edot HaMizrach is a digital prayer book designed for the Edot HaMizrach (Sephardic) tradition. It provides a comprehensive collection of daily, Shabbat, and holiday prayers with customizable display options and offline access.

What prayers are included in Siddur - Edot HaMizrach?

The app includes a full collection of daily prayers (Morning, Shacharit, Mincha, Maariv), Shabbat prayers (Kabbalat Shabbat, Kiddush, Havdalah), holiday prayers (Pesach, Sukkot, Chanukah), special readings, and blessings for life cycle events and specific needs.

Can I customize the appearance of Siddur - Edot HaMizrach?

Yes, you can choose from multiple theme options including Light, Dark, Sepia, Ocean, Forest, and Sunset. Additionally, the font size and line spacing are adjustable for personalized reading comfort.

Does Siddur - Edot HaMizrach require an internet connection?

No, the app works entirely offline, meaning no internet connection is required for daily use. This ensures accessibility wherever you are.

What is the price of Siddur - Edot HaMizrach?

Siddur - Edot HaMizrach is a paid application priced at $1.99.

What devices is Siddur - Edot HaMizrach available on?

Siddur - Edot HaMizrach is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad devices.

How often is Siddur - Edot HaMizrach updated?

The latest version of Siddur - Edot HaMizrach is 2.5, and it was last updated on October 23, 2025. This indicates a recent update frequency.

What is the age rating for Siddur - Edot HaMizrach?

Siddur - Edot HaMizrach has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.