Eli's Bar Mitzvah APK
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- Current Version
- 1.0.68
- Date Published
- April 08, 2021
- File Size
- 3.4 MB
- Package ID
- com.gindin.barmitzvah
- Price
- $ 0.00
- Downloads
- 39+
- Category
- Android Apps
- Genre
- Books & Reference
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APK Version History
- Version
- 1.0.68 (68)
- Architecture
- universal
- Release Date
- April 08, 2021
- Requirement
- Android 5.1+
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- Version
- 1.0.66 (66)
- Architecture
- universal
- Release Date
- March 25, 2021
- Requirement
- Android 4.0+
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- Version
- 1.0.59 (59)
- Architecture
- universal
- Release Date
- March 25, 2021
- Requirement
- Android 4.0+
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About Radio FM 90s
This is not a full Siddur; it contains only Mincha, Arvit, Birkat Ammazon, and Me'en Shalosh. It has been created from the Zehut Yosef Siddur, published by the Sephardic Traditions Foundation in Seattle, Washington.
This app is Eli's way of helping the community, by providing an app for all to use on a daily basis, and helping the environment, by not printing hundreds more Birkonim.
The tefillot displayed are according to the day -- in other words, (as an example) if today is Rosh Hodesh, then the appropriate insertions will be displayed; otherwise, they won't be!
Zehut Yosef is The Seattle Sephardic Community Daily & Sabbath Siddur, according to the Rhodes and Turkish traditions, as practiced in Seattle, Washington.
This work has been prepared with the full knowledge and blessing of Hazzan Isasc Azose, editor of Zehut Yosef and Hazzan Emeritus of Congregation Ezra Bessaroth.
This app is Eli's way of helping the community, by providing an app for all to use on a daily basis, and helping the environment, by not printing hundreds more Birkonim.
The tefillot displayed are according to the day -- in other words, (as an example) if today is Rosh Hodesh, then the appropriate insertions will be displayed; otherwise, they won't be!
Zehut Yosef is The Seattle Sephardic Community Daily & Sabbath Siddur, according to the Rhodes and Turkish traditions, as practiced in Seattle, Washington.
This work has been prepared with the full knowledge and blessing of Hazzan Isasc Azose, editor of Zehut Yosef and Hazzan Emeritus of Congregation Ezra Bessaroth.