Zohar - Kabbalah Library

The Zohar and the classic books of Kabbalah, in the original.

Zohar - Kabbalah Library puts the central book of Jewish mysticism and the works that grew around it into one quiet, readable library. Every book appears as its author wrote it: the Zohar in Aramaic, the classic Kabbalah books in Hebrew, and an English translation wherever one is available.

THE ZOHAR, IN ARAMAIC
- 52 sections, from the Introduction through the Torah portions to the Idra Rabba and the Idra Zuta
- The printed daf on every page (for example Zohar I:59b), so you can find and cite any passage

THIS WEEK'S ZOHAR
The home screen opens on the Zohar for the week's Torah portion. Read it, mark it finished, and pick it up again next week.

30 CLASSIC BOOKS, SHELVED BY AUTHOR
- Early sources: Sefer Yetzirah (with the Gra version), Sefer HaBahir
- The Zohar, Zohar Chadash and Tikkunei Zohar
- Rabbi Joseph Gikatilla: Sha'arei Orah
- The Ramak: Pardes Rimmonim, Ohr Ne'erav, Tomer Devorah
- The Ari and Rabbi Chaim Vital: Etz Chaim (the Tree of Life), Pri Etz Chaim and the Gates
- Later kabbalists, the Ramchal, and Baal HaSulam

ENGLISH WHERE A TRANSLATION EXISTS
About one passage in twelve has an openly licensed English translation, among them Sefer Yetzirah, the Idra Zuta, Sha'arei Orah, Ohr Ne'erav, Tomer Devorah and Sha'arei Kedusha. Baal HaSulam's Introduction to the Zohar, Preface to the Zohar and Kuntres Mattan Torah are in English. Most of the Zohar is in the original Aramaic only, and each passage without a translation is marked as such.

LISTEN FREE
Hear the books that have an English translation read aloud. Listening is free for everyone.

ASK RABBI ARI
Rabbi Ari is an AI study companion built into the app. Ask what the ten sefirot are, who wrote a book, or what a passage is about, and get an answer with sources for study.

PREMIUM
- Unlimited questions to Rabbi Ari
- Voice conversation with Rabbi Ari, 30 minutes every day
- Unlimited bookmarks
- Copy and share a passage and its source

Authentic Jewish texts only, no practical Kabbalah. The app interface is in English and Hebrew.

Open the Zohar and read it in the original.