Tefiloh Sefas Jisrael: In Memory Of The Bad Homburg Kehilloh (Hebrew Edition)

Siddur Tefiloh Sefas Yisroel – In Memory of the Bad Homburg KehillohPaperback 5.5" x 8.5" 538 PagesReconnect with a lost world of prayer, precision, and profound tradition. Siddur Tefiloh Sefas Yisroel is a beautifully crafted paperback siddur dedicated to the memory of the once-thriving Jewish community of Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, Germany. This edition offers more than prayers—it is a spiritual, historical, and cultural bridge between past and present.Key Features & Benefits:Authentic German-Ashkenaz LiturgyBased on rare 18th-century machzorim from Bad Homburg and Frankfurt, this siddur revives the Minhag Ashkenaz as it was faithfully practiced by the kehilla. Perfect for those seeking to pray with clarity, kavana, and historical integrity.Commemorative and EducationalIncludes an in-depth historical timeline (1335–1942 / 2012–), biographies of community rabbis and chazzanim, Yizkor sections for Holocaust victims and WWI soldiers, and explanatory notes on customs. Every page connects you to the lived experiences of a sacred community.Compact, Practical FormatSized at 5.5" x 8.5", this 537-page paperback is lightweight yet durable—ideal for daily use, travel, or study. Its soft cover makes it more accessible than heavier hardcover volumes.Preserves Local Minhag (Minhag Bad Homburg)Includes a dedicated section detailing the unique customs of the Bad Homburg kehilloh—an invaluable guide for communities or individuals restoring their family traditions.Scholar-Endorsed, Community-Inspired"Siddur Tefiloh Sefas Jisrael"The impetus for "Tefilloh Sefas Jisrael" was to assemble an authentic and comprehensive Nusach Ashkenaz siddur.The world renowned expert in Ashkenazi Minhagim and Nusach HaTefillah is Moreinu HoRav Binyamin Schlomo Hamburger Shlito. HoRav Hamburger founded Machon Moreshes Ashkenaz (The Institute for German Jewish Heritage). It is the leading institute dedicated to the research, preservation and transmission of the unique religious values, customs, and folklore of German Jewry, as they existed prior to the Holocaust. Read more