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Selichot

Selichot (Hebrew: סְלִיחוֹת, romanized: səliḥoṯ, singular: סליחה, səliḥā) are Jewish penitential poems and prayers, especially those said in the period leading up to the High Holidays, and on fast days. The Thirteen Attributes of Mercy are a central theme throughout these prayers.

Selichot of the High Holidays, Selichot rites & Selichot of Fast Days

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Selichot of the High Holidays

Sephardic traditionElulAshkenazi traditionRosh HashanahTen Days of Repentance
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Selichot rites

FrankfurtAlsaceNurembergFürthSwitzerland
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Selichot of Fast Days

Fast of BehavAmidahFast of GedaliahTisha B'AvGeonim
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Selichot on other occasions

Hoshana RabbahTachanun
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2025 date
Evening, 13 September
2026 date
Evening, 5 September
2027 date
Evening, 25 September
2028 date
Evening, 16 September
Type
Jewish

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Selichot of the High Holidays

Selichot of Fast Days

Selichot on other occasions

Selichot rites

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Selichot

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Triples100
Avg. degree1.97
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Selichot

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related to Categories of Selichot · 37
Selichot → Akeidah, Ashkenazic, Binding, Categories, Chatanu, Chatanu Selichah, Creator, Depending, Eastern Ashkenazic, God, In, Isaac, It, Midrash Eleh Ezkerah, Musaf, Perhaps, Pizmon, Repentance, Rock, Rosh Hashanah
related to Selichot of the High Holidays · 23
Selichot → Alternatively, Ashkenazi, Biblical, Elul, Hebrew, High Holidays, If, If Rosh Hashana, If Rosh Hashanah, In, Italian, Monday, Repentance, Rosh Hashanah, Saturday, Sephardic, Shabbat, Shabbat Shuvah, Ten Days, This
related to Selichot of Fast Days · 17
Selichot → Amidah, Babylonia, Behav, Eastern Ashkenazic, Fast, Gedaliah, Geonim, High Holidays, In, In Ashkenazic, On, Sephardic, Shacharit, Shacharit Amidah, The, Tisha B'Av, Western Ashkenazic
related to Selichot on other occasions · 6
Selichot → Additionally, Fast Days, High Holidays, Hoshana Rabbah, In, Tachanun
related to Selichot rites · 6
Selichot → Ashkenazic, Beginning, The, There, Until, Western Ashkenazic
related to External links · 5
Selichot → Ashkenazi Lita, Chabad, English, SelichotJewish Virtual Library, SelichotText
2025 date · 1
Selichot → Evening, 13 September
2026 date · 1
Selichot → Evening, 5 September
2027 date · 1
Selichot → Evening, 25 September
2028 date · 1
Selichot → Evening, 16 September

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recited days day rosh communities hashanah ashkenazic prayers fast first yom kippur high tradition service eastern recite rites holidays jewish

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Selichot2025 dateEvening, 13 September1.00infobox
Selichot2026 dateEvening, 5 September1.00infobox
Selichot2027 dateEvening, 25 September1.00infobox
Selichot2028 dateEvening, 16 September1.00infobox
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SelichotTypeJewish1.00infobox
Selichotrelated to Categories of SelichotCategories0.60section
Selichotrelated to Categories of SelichotAshkenazic0.60section
Selichotrelated to Categories of SelichotSelichah0.60section
Selichotrelated to Categories of SelichotThis0.60section
Selichotrelated to Categories of SelichotThese0.60section
Selichotrelated to Categories of SelichotSheinya0.60section

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