About ajew.org

The Reader

Every text on ajew.org is presented in a purpose-built reader designed for deep Torah study:

• Bilingual display -- switch between Hebrew only, English only, or both side by side
• Themes -- Day, Sepia, and Night modes for comfortable reading at any hour
• Adjustable font size -- a slider lets you find the perfect size
• Bookmarks -- save your place and return later
• In-text search -- find any word or phrase inside the current text
• Table of contents -- sidebar navigation for quick jumping
• Nikud (vowels) -- toggle Hebrew vowel points on enriched texts
• Fullscreen & keyboard shortcuts -- distraction-free study
• Progress bar -- see how far you have read

Powerful Search

ajew.org indexes over 22,000 documents across every book in the library. The search engine supports 10 distinct modes so you can find exactly what you need:

• Full-text search (Hebrew & English)
• Exact phrase matching
• Gematria search (numerical value)
• Acronym search (Roshei Teivos)
• End-letters search (Sofei Teivos)
• Specific-order and any-order modes
• Wildcard / partial-word matching
• Proximity search
• Book-filtered search
• Cross-reference lookup

Rebbe Nachman of Breslov

Rabbi Nachman of Breslov (1772-1810), great-grandson of the Baal Shem Tov, left behind a vast treasury of Torah teachings, stories, prayers, and guidance that continue to illuminate the path for seekers everywhere. His approach centers on joy, personal prayer (hisbodedus), deep faith, and the unwavering belief that every person can draw close to Hashem no matter their situation.

Na Nach Nachma Nachman Me'Uman

In 1922, Rabbi Yisroel Ber Odesser (the Saba, 1888-1994) discovered a miraculous letter -- the Petek -- bearing the phrase Na Nach Nachma Nachman Me'Uman. This revelation became the heart of the Na Nach movement, which spreads Rebbe Nachman's light through music, dancing, and joyful outreach (hafatza) around the world. ajew.org carries this spirit forward by making the teachings freely available to all.