UPDATED 5786 - Shavuos Guide with the Torah Reading & Ten Commandments - PREORDERS! - Ready to Ship by 14th May

Overview:

A compact, beautifully illustrated guide that helps every participant follow along, understand, and truly experience the significance of the Torah reading and the Ten Commandments.

Why We Made This:

Shavuos often brings a larger crowd than usual — many of whom want to be present in the moment but don't know where to begin. This guide was created specifically for them.

With trilingual text, vivid illustrations, and thoughtfully written commentary, it removes the overwhelm and invites every reader into the experience.

What's Inside

• A clear explanation of the meaning of Shavuos and the giving of the Torah, with engaging "Did You Know?" facts throughout the guide.

• The full Torah reading in both Hebrew and English, with insightful commentary.

• The Ten Commandments in trilingual format (Hebrew, Transliteration & English) with beautiful illustrations.

• A meaningful look at the Haftorah — explaining why we read it on Shavuos, with thoughtful commentary.

• Full text of the Haftorah, Vayehi Binsoa Haaron, and Torah blessings before and after the reading (added in 5783)

Updates for Shavuos 5786: 

Thanks to valuable feedback from fellow shluchim, this new edition includes several important improvements:

• The nekudos and nusach for Brich Shmei, Ribono Shel Olam, and the Haftorah brachos have been carefully revised to align with Chabad Nusach

• Nekudos have been updated throughout the reading for greater accuracy and consistency

This updated edition includes all the original features from the 5783 version.

Product Details

• Size: 8.5" x 5.5" (Convenient, easy-to-handle format)

• Page Count: 36 numbered pages

• Material: Printed on high-quality paper, featuring a thick 100lb cover and durable 80lb inner pages.

Note: 

We are proud to present this updated edition, a guide that continues to grow and improve year after year. 

This booklet was created in 5781 during COVID to enable Yidden to celebrate Shavuos and read the Aseres Hadibros at home. 

Since then, it has been carefully revised, expanded, and refined multiple times based on feedback from shluchim in the field. 

All COVID-related references have been removed, and meaningful additions have been made.