95 pages covering printed pp. 98-212 — Shabbat and Festival MORNING and Musaf only. The record does not signal that this is an excerpt rather than a complete siddur.
About & Sources
The four siddurim the map is drawn from, the editorial notes on its data, and every reference behind it.
About this map
| Siddur | Publisher | Nusach | Scope | Page basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Koren Shalem Siddur | Koren Publishers Jerusalem | Sepharad | complete | Facing Hebrew/English page-pairs; printPages are the printed siddur numbers, pdfPages the scan. |
| Siddur Lev Shalem (Excerpts) | The Rabbinical Assembly | Ashkenaz | PARTIAL — this dataset covers only printed pages 98-212: Shabbat and Festival morning service and Musaf. No weekday services, no Kabbalat Shabbat, no Shabbat Minḥah, no Havdalah. Cross-siddur weekday rows will be null for this book by design, not by omission. | Single pages; printPages are the printed siddur numbers. |
| Siddur Tehillat Hashem, Weiss Edition | Merkos / Weiss | Chabad | complete | FACING PAGE-PAIRS — printPages advance in twos (Hebrew verso / English recto). A '192-209' range is ~9 openings, not 18 distinct pages of text. |
| Siddur Tehillat Hashem, Annotated Edition | Kehot Publication Society | Chabad | complete | Single pages; the most finely itemized of the four — many topics resolve to one printed page, which makes it the best cross-reference spine for section boundaries. |
Editorial notes on the data
Section labels collide across near-duplicate spellings that split one liturgical unit into two TOC sections — Koren has both 'Ma'ariv for Weekdays' and 'Maariv for Weekdays', both 'Shaharit for Shabbat and Yom Tov' and 'Shaharit for Shabbat'; the apostrophe variants are typographic (U+2019 vs ASCII), and the page ranges interleave rather than nest (e.g. Ma'ariv 266-269 + 396-407 vs Maariv 270-303).
Several Weiss topics have empty-string topic names (e.g. 146-153, 214-215, 240-245, 262-269, 304-307) and null hebrewTopic across most of the book after p. 160.
printPages semantics differ between books — Weiss and Koren are facing page-pairs, Lev Shalem and the Annotated edition are single pages — but nothing in the schema declares this.
Open questions
- Does Lev Shalem print 'she-lo asanu ke-goyei ha-aratzot' in Aleinu? Sim Shalom removed it; Lev Shalem's editorial posture is restorative. Not confirmable from a first-tier source — check the printed page.
- The exact Chabad rule for which Shabbatot Av HaRaḥamim is said. It is in the siddur; the rule was not confirmable from chabad.org.
- Whether HaNoten Teshuah (prayer for the government) is printed in Tehillat Hashem at all.
- Whether Chabad prints Tzur Yisrael and Mizmor L'David / Etz Ḥayim Hi at the Torah's return — one secondary source claims omission, uncorroborated.
- Priority of semikhat ge'ulah li-tefillah vs. tefillah be-tzibbur at Shaḥarit: the ruling given follows Shulḥan Arukh HaRav; some poskim prioritize tefillah be-tzibbur in both services.
Sources
Talmud & Mishnah
Shulḥan Arukh
Responsa & movement documents
Reference articles
- Exploring Judaism — Overview of the Morning Service
- Exploring Judaism — why the sacrifices texts were changed
- Chabad.org — Sefer HaMinhagim, Conclusion of Shacharis
- Chabad.org — Sefer HaMinhagim, Kabbalas Shabbos
- Chabad.org — Sefer HaMinhagim, Maariv
- Chabad.org — Tachanun
- Halachipedia — Chazarat Hashatz
- Halachipedia — Coming Late to Davening
- Halachipedia — Tachanun
- Peninei Halakha — Kedushah
- Peninei Halakha — Magen Avot