In this shiur we explore the long history of the final prayer of the davening, the praise of Aleinu LeShabeach. We trace its origins, and we trace the custom to say it at the end of Tefilah.

In this shiur we cover the penultimate portion of Tefilah, the section that precedes Aleinu in the Sephardic version. This extends from Kaveh to Amar R' Elazar.

In this shiur we discuss the Shir Shel Yom. We look at its history, the content, and the various Nuschaot that have evolved over the past 1500 years.

In this shiur we discuss the text of U'va LeTzion itself, and we also explore the history of the second paragraph that begins "Baruch Elokeinu".

In this shiur we explore the many different theories surrounding the history of U'va LeTzion. We also look at certain Halachot that have a close relevance.

In this shiur we continue exploring the Tefilot after Shemoneh Esrei. We discuss the history and Halachot of the Kaddish, Ashrei, and Lam'Natzeach.

In this shiur we look at the rest of the order of Keriat HaTorah,; namely the Pesukim recited before the Keriah, the Berachot, and the Pesukim said when returning the Torah to the Heichal.

In this shiur we discuss the history of Keriat HaTorah, and we delve into the liturgical portions of the Mitvah.

In this shiur we examine the texts of the longer Techinot that are said on Mondays and Thursdays. We also cover some of the backgrounds and the relevant Halachot.

In this shiur we introduce the Techinot that are customarily said every Monday and Thursday after the regular Tachanun.