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זֹהַר The Zohar

The whole Zoharic corpus — the Zohar, the Tikkunei Zohar and the Zohar Chadash: 24,637 segments of vocalized Aramaic, complete

The Zohar is the central work of Kabbalah — the tradition's inner reading of the Torah, taught through Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai and his circle, in Aramaic, parashah by parashah. It is studied, not summarized; this shelf gives the text itself.

Sections follow the vocalized edition's own numbering. The traditional Vilna daf references run over the same text and will come to this shelf in time.

זוהר · The Zohar — 55 parshiyot and compositions, 1,860 sections, 16,852 segments

Introduction The Zohar's own opening — the rose among thorns, and the first doors into its reading of Bereshit34 sections · 260 segments

בראשית · Bereshit

Bereshit 102 sections · 930 segmentsNoach 44 sections · 388 segmentsLech Lecha 35 sections · 476 segmentsVayera 36 sections · 513 segmentsChayei Sara 27 sections · 270 segmentsToldot 19 sections · 208 segmentsVayetzei 43 sections · 396 segmentsVayishlach 30 sections · 278 segmentsVayeshev 25 sections · 285 segmentsMiketz 15 sections · 269 segmentsVayigash 12 sections · 135 segmentsVayechi 86 sections · 860 segments

שמות · Shemot

Shemot 52 sections · 396 segmentsVaera 22 sections · 206 segmentsBo 17 sections · 246 segmentsBeshalach 34 sections · 486 segmentsYitro 35 sections · 575 segmentsMishpatim 30 sections · 581 segmentsTerumah 98 sections · 925 segmentsSifra DiTzniuta The Book of Concealment — five short, dense chapters the printed Zohar sets within Terumah6 sections · 73 segmentsTetzaveh 18 sections · 146 segmentsKi Tisa 12 sections · 120 segmentsVayakhel 43 sections · 496 segmentsPekudei 63 sections · 959 segments

ויקרא · Vayikra

Vayikra 67 sections · 449 segmentsTzav 30 sections · 193 segmentsShmini 16 sections · 119 segmentsTazria 35 sections · 187 segmentsMetzora 16 sections · 63 segmentsAchrei Mot 75 sections · 413 segmentsKedoshim 21 sections · 134 segmentsEmor 51 sections · 340 segmentsBehar 14 sections · 85 segmentsBechukotai 16 sections · 61 segments

במדבר · Bamidbar

Bamidbar 8 sections · 77 segmentsNasso 23 sections · 199 segmentsIdra Rabba The Great Assembly — Rabbi Shimon and the chevraya in the threshing house, set within Nasso52 sections · 364 segmentsBeha'alotcha 27 sections · 150 segmentsSh'lach 46 sections · 348 segmentsKorach 14 sections · 60 segmentsChukat 12 sections · 90 segmentsBalak 47 sections · 507 segmentsPinchas 129 sections · 895 segmentsMatot 1 section · 6 segments

דברים · Devarim

Vaetchanan 32 sections · 198 segmentsEikev 6 sections · 75 segmentsShoftim 5 sections · 24 segmentsKi Teitzei 30 sections · 146 segmentsVayeilech 9 sections · 49 segmentsHa'Azinu 17 sections · 81 segmentsIdra Zuta The Small Assembly — Rabbi Shimon's last teaching on the day of his passing, set at Ha'Azinu43 sections · 179 segments

תוספות · Addenda

Addenda, Volume I Passages the printed editions carry as addenda (hashmatot) to Volume I52 sections · 391 segmentsAddenda, Volume II Passages the printed editions carry as addenda (hashmatot) to Volume II10 sections · 241 segmentsAddenda, Volume III Passages the printed editions carry as addenda (hashmatot) to Volume III18 sections · 251 segments

תקוני הזהר · Tikkunei Zohar — 295 amudim, 3,364 segments

Tikkunei Zohar The Tikkunei Zohar is the Zohar's companion work — seventy tikkunim, each opening the word Bereshit anew, with two introductions and a run of additional tikkunim. It is cited by daf, and this shelf keeps the printed dafim, 1a through 148a.295 amudim, 1a–148a · 3,364 segments

זהר חדש · Zohar Chadash — 30 pieces, 4,421 paragraphs

Zohar Chadash The Zohar Chadash gathers the Zoharic material the first printings did not carry — on the parshiyot, on Shir HaShirim, Rut and Eichah, and its own tikkunim. “Chadash” names the later printing that collected it, not a newer work.30 pieces · 4,421 paragraphs

The Aramaic of the Zohar is the complete Vocalized Zohar (Israel, 2013) via Sefaria — an ancient text carried whole, its catalogue record kept as published; the Tikkunei Zohar and the Zohar Chadash are catalogued public domain outright. The English follows where a free translation reaches: the Soncino Press translation of 1933 (public domain) for most of the Zohar, the Sefaria Community Translation (CC0) beyond it and on the companions, and where neither reaches, 5,565 segments rendered from the Aramaic for this app — our own hand, credited as such at every address it sets. 7,639 segments across the corpus — the Idrot, and nearly the whole of the two companion works — await an English rendering, and each says so at its own address. Every word of the Aramaic is here now. With the Tikkunei Zohar and the Zohar Chadash beside the Zohar, the Zoharic corpus on this shelf is whole.