One Coptic Library vs Likutei Halachot

Being able to take your church wherever you go is something that we have all wanted to do but the inconvenience of carrying all our Coptic church’s rituals, liturgical readings, hymns and so on has made it impossible. Now with this application you now have everything gathered in one place and on one single device.

Read Reb Noson’s Likutei Halachot in Hebrew, with a calm reading experience that remembers your place. A CONTINUOUS READING FLOW Read without paragraph cards or checklists. Two thin margin bookmarks mark your resting line. Hold and drag a bookmark to reveal a scale of ticks with gentle haptics; release it to keep your chosen height. Tap the reader title to navigate directly to a topic, halakha, or se’if. PICK UP WHERE YOU LEFT OFF Return to your reading from Home, or use dated checkpoint history to recover an earlier position. Keep named, colored book darts for additional reading places. Weekly selections and random learning remember their own places independently. YOUR DAILY PACE Add an optional daily goal of approximately 5, 10, or 20 minutes in Settings. It follows your main reading place and never interrupts the text. This personal goal is independent of any published study cycle. FIND SOMETHING TO LEARN Browse the four parts of Likutei Halachot, search by topic, Hebrew text, or reference, and discover holiday and weekly parsha suggestions. Resume each selection or choose Start over. An End of suggested reading divider marks the selected Parsha passage or opening holiday halakha; you can keep reading beyond it. Random learning provides another starting point, with an explicit shuffle for a different halakha. FOLLOW RELATED SOURCES Tap available citation marks to open quoted sources in a sheet without losing your place. Sources are retrieved from Sefaria when connected and cached for later reading. READY OFFLINE The Hebrew library, search, reading history, weekly suggestions, and daily goals work offline. Choose your text size and light or dark appearance. No account, advertising, or subscription is required. Made for iPhone and iPad by Holy Coders. The interface is in English and the primary text is Hebrew. Source editions and attribution are shown in the app. This is an independent app, not affiliated with or endorsed by Sefaria or the text publishers.