64. Al Tirah Song

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64. Al Tirah Song

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The Complete Shema Prayer

by Chayim B. Alevsky

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Ari March 7, 2024

Very blessed to have you all and all you do - thank you! And thank you for this amazing recording :) Hashem is amazing and Moshiach now! Reply

Ari January 15, 2022

Amen! Reply

Su March 17, 2019

Thank you for making this davening recording.
My daughter is in the hospital and can’t move and wanted to pray. We found Chabad.org and this was the perfect solution. Reply

Chabad.org Staff March 18, 2019

in response to Su:

Thank you for sharing! May your daughter have a complete and speedy recovery. Reply

Rachel Harville April 22, 2016

Thank You There is no way that I can express my thanks for Chabad and all the resources you offer to any who inquire. I am preparing to request my formal acceptance into Abraham and Sarah's family and it would have taken years and years (because I am like the kid who says why after each answer LOL!) without the abundance of deep teaching of the people you partner with and offer. May Hashem bless you forever. Reply

Bob Brooklyn December 13, 2018

in response to Rachel Harville:

Did your conversion ever take place? Reply

Simone Brisbane March 24, 2016

Could you please provide the guitar chords to this great prayer - so we can play and sing it at home? Reply

Micah Hamden August 6, 2023

in response to Simone:

Here’s in A minor. (Use capo on second fret to get the B minor key like in recording)

Am E Am G
Al tirah mipachad peetom
C G C A7
Umishoat rshaeem ki tavo
Dm Dm
Utzu atza vtufar
Am Am
Dabru davar vlu yakam
E E7 Am E
Ki emanu ayl

Repeat same chords for second verse. Note: each chord represents one strum, or beat/foot tap. Reply

Hannah Nili Cary, NC, USA November 12, 2013

Shalom and thank you Shalom,
May G-d bless the holy Rabbi who say the morning prayers of Holy Siddur and Holy Israel.Amen
May G-d bless holy Israel with abundant Shalom.Amen
Thank you. Thank you, Thank you for give us this blessing to listen to holy Hebrew. May G-d bring speedily salvation and Shalom to Holy Israel.Amen
i feel alive and very thankful to G-d for listening to Holy words of Siddur for to me listening to Hebrew is one of the best blessings in the world. Thank you. Reply

bruce guttman August 22, 2011

Al tirah loved it; just came back from jli Reply

richard san diego, usa June 29, 2010

words Thank you very much for the music. I wanted to learn how to sing it. Suggested improvement is to have the words, in Hebrew so I could practice Reply

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