The Yemenite prayer rite (Baladi and Shami)

נוסח התפילה התימני (בלדי ושאמי)

Region: Yémen

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The liturgy of the Jews of Yemen is divided mainly into two rites: the Baladi, ancient and close to the usages of Maimonides, and the Shami, influenced by printed Sephardi editions. The Yemenite tradition is noted for its fidelity to Hebrew pronunciation and cantillation, and for the oral transmission of the Targum during the public Torah reading.

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