Piskei HaSiddur
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Rising In The MorningWashing the HandsOrder of WashingConduct in LavatoryMorning BlessingsTzitzitTefillinShacharitRecitation Of The ShemaPriestly BlessingThe Supplications that Follow the Morning PrayerPrayers of TravelersCircumcisionPidyon HaBenBirkat HaMazonBlessings of Marriage CeremonyBedtime ShemaTikkun ChatzotSeder Hakhnasat ShabbatHilkheta Rabbta LeShabbtaMinchah of Erev ShabbatKabbalat ShabbatArvitShacharit for ShabbatMussaf for ShabbatMinchah of ShabbatSeudah ShelishitPirkei AvotArvitOrder of HavdalahEiruvei ChatzerotEiruvei TechuminKiddush LevanahHallelRosh ChodeshErev PesachSeder Korban PesachThe HaggadahThe SederSefirat HaOmerEiruvei TavshilinFestivalsAnnulment of VowsKiddush of Rosh HashanahRosh Hashanah PrayerShofarMusaf of Rosh HashanahTashlikhKapparotKol NidreiYom Kippur NightYom Kippur TefillotHavdalahLulavHosha'anotSimchat TorahChanukahPurim

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Author: Shneur Zalman of Liadi
Piskei HaSiddur is an early 19th-century work of halakhic rulings relating to prayer by Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, founder of the Chabad (Lubavitch) branch of Chasidic Judaism. Piskei HaSiddur is often printed as part of Siddur HaRav, a prayer book edited by Shneur Zalman based on Rabbi Isaac Luria’s prayer book. The rulings in Piskei HaSiddur occasionally contradict parallel rulings in Shneur Zalman’s legal code, Shulchan Arukh HaRav. In those cases, Chabad Chasidim generally follow the rulings of Piskei HaSiddur, which was compiled later.

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