Seder Tephiloth mikol Hashanah [prayers for Sabbath and Festivals, Marriage, Milah]. According to the custom of Isaac Luria (Nusach Ar”i), as edited and prepared by the Alter Rebbe, Shneur Zalman of Liadi. Includes an Hagadah for Passover

(CHASSIDISM)

Samuel b. Issacher Ber Segal

Berdichev

1818

FIRST EDITION of additional Chassidic material on prayer not included in previous editions. Few leaves printed on green tinted paper

Vinograd, Berdichev 76; Habermann, Sha’arei Chabad 138; A.Yaari, Ha-defus Ha-ivri Be-Berdichev, Kiryath Sepher, Vol. XXI, p. 114, no. 26; Y. Yudlov in "Ha-Siddur," (edited by G. Oberlander and N. Greenwald), p. 315

Volume I of this copy follows the pagination in Yaari and Habermann. Yudlov's copy commences only at f. 6. Part 2 is especially rare. Yaari writes that he was only able to locate a single copy of Part 2 in the Mehlman Collection. This edition was published with the sanction and approval of the Mittler Rebbe by his son Menachem Nachum and his son-in-law Yekuthiel Zalman. The title states "We have added ten "boigen" (gatherings)...on Prayer not included in previous editions." Known within Chabad circles as the “Siddur im D”ach,” - as opposed to other Chabad Chassidic siddurim, that do not contain the lengthy Chabad discourses found here. A Siddur with these profound devotions were used by the “Ovdim” of Chabad who would pray with intense contemplation for many hours at a time. A rare and important text.