Jewish prayers
Shabbat service recitations
Jewish prayers are the liturgical practices of Judaism, including daily services, blessings, and sacred texts recited at prescribed times.
The most central is the Shema, affirming God's oneness, and the Amidah, a standing prayer said three times daily.
Hebrew is traditional, though many congregations incorporate vernacular.
The rabbi led the congregation in Jewish prayers for the new year.
- KaddishJewish prayer honoring dead
- Birkat HamazonJewish grace after meals
- SelichotJewish prayers seeking forgiveness
- KiddushPost-worship refreshment gathering
- HavdalahCeremony ending sacred rest
religious tradition
Jewish prayersChristian hymns
Religious songs of praise
salat · Buddhist chants · Buddhist chanting · pagan rituals · Ave Maria
sacred vs. secular communication
Jewish prayersblasphemy
Irreverence toward the sacred
sacrilege · profane language · cursing · profanity · desecration
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