Seder Aravit Part 1 | Ashkenazi | Prayers before falling asleep

The light of day fades. Voices grow quieter, everyday life comes to a standstill. The Seder Schema Al Hamita was designed precisely for these evening moments of reflection and contemplation.

This book is for all who wish to end their day with Jewish prayer. It contains the central prayers and blessings recited before falling asleep – the Shema al-Hamitta , as it has been recited for generations as an evening ritual: requests for protection, words of gratitude, and verses of comfort.

The Seder Schema Al Hamita offers a clear, structured approach to Jewish evening prayer practice – in Hebrew script, phonetic transcription, and German translation. Ideal for personal prayer at your bedside, alone or with family. For all who seek a moment of comfort and inner connection to the Eternal before night falls.

The clear layout guides you step-by-step through the traditional texts – without overwhelming you, even as a beginner. Simply let go of your worries and drift off to sleep in peace.

For those who wish to give the day a conscious, spiritual end, the Seder Schema Al Hamita is a reliable companion – compact, empathetic and suitable for all levels of experience.

Let this book introduce you to the world of Jewish evening prayer and enrich your nightly rituals.
The Seder Schema Al Hamita opens the door to prayer at the end of the day – prayer after prayer, night after night.

Order now and experience the power of letting go and trusting – in connection with the generations before us and those who will come after us.

This booklet does not contain all the Hebrew prayers that exist for ARawit. A Machzor (prayer book with complete collections of prayers) can easily be hundreds of pages long. This guide is intended to provide an introduction and help you say the basic prayers and Brachot. The most important activities are briefly explained so that you can get started quickly and say the evening prayer without much preparation. You can simply open the book and read from it. The explanations can also be read out loud for everyone present.