# Rambam - Daily Maimonides - rambam.cohenapps.com

> A free library of the Rambam (Maimonides) for study: the whole Mishneh Torah,
> its 83 sets of halachot in the original Hebrew, vocalized wherever a vocalized
> edition exists, with English where a free translation exists, halacha by
> halacha; the two Daily Rambam cycles (one chapter and three chapters a day);
> Sefer HaMitzvot, the Eight Chapters and the Treatise on Logic; and the Guide
> for the Perplexed in Ibn Tibbon's Hebrew beside Friedländer's English.
> Everything is presented as sources for study, not as a practical ruling; for
> a practical question, ask your rabbi.

URLs follow `https://rambam.cohenapps.com/{lang}/texts/{book}.{chapter}.{halacha}`,
e.g. `https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/texts/Robbery and Lost Property.7.1`.
Each book has a table of contents at `https://rambam.cohenapps.com/{lang}/navigation/{book}/chapters`.
Supported languages: `he` (original), `en`.

## About

- [About](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/about): mission, sources, attribution
- [Home](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/home): today's chapters of both Daily Rambam cycles
- [All books](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/navigation)

## Books

- Mishneh Torah, in the Rambam's order: the introduction and the list of the 613 mitzvot, then the 14 books
  (Madda, Ahavah, Zemanim, Nashim, Kedushah, Haflaah, Zeraim, Avodah, Korbanot, Taharah, Nezikim, Kinyan,
  Mishpatim, Shoftim), e.g.
  [Foundations of the Torah](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/navigation/Foundations of the Torah/chapters),
  [Repentance](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/navigation/Repentance/chapters),
  [Sabbath](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/navigation/Sabbath/chapters),
  [Kings and Wars](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/navigation/Kings and Wars/chapters).
- Other works of the Rambam:
  - [Sefer HaMitzvot](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/navigation/Sefer HaMitzvot/chapters): the introduction, the 14 principles and the 613 mitzvot (Hebrew).
  - [Eight Chapters](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/navigation/Eight Chapters/chapters): the introduction to Pirkei Avot, on ethics.
  - [Treatise on Logic](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/navigation/Treatise on Logic/chapters) (Milot HaHigayon, Hebrew).
- Guide for the Perplexed (Moreh Nevuchim):
  [Introductions](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/navigation/Guide for the Perplexed, Introductions/chapters),
  [Part 1](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/navigation/Guide for the Perplexed, Part 1/chapters),
  [Part 2](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/navigation/Guide for the Perplexed, Part 2/chapters),
  [Part 3](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/navigation/Guide for the Perplexed, Part 3/chapters).

## What's unique to this app

- **Daily Rambam**: both cycles on the home page, one chapter or three chapters a day, each day opening at its first halacha.
- **Halacha-level parallel reading**: the Hebrew and the English halacha by halacha; a chapter without a free English translation says "English not available yet" and shows the Hebrew.
- **Audio**: read-aloud of the text.
- **AI Rabbi chat**: questions answered with sources for further study, via [Rabbi AI](https://rabbiai.app). It does not give practical rulings.

## Translation & sources

- Hebrew: Torat Emet (vocalized) for most books; Wikisource (CC-BY-SA) where Torat Emet has no text; Sefer HaMitzvot, Warsaw 1883; Treatise on Logic, Warsaw 1928 (CC-BY-SA); the Guide in Ibn Tibbon's translation. No vowel points are generated.
- English: Simon Glazer (1927) and Moses Hyamson (1937-1949), public domain; R. Francis Nataf, Sefaria Edition (2019), CC-BY; Joseph B. Meszler (2003), Reuven Brauner (2012) and R. Mike Feuer, CC-BY; the Eight Chapters by Joseph I. Gorfinkle (1912) and the Guide by M. Friedländer (1903), public domain.
- German (Mandelstamm 1851) in the books it covers, and French (Munk 1856 for the Guide, Wolff 1912 for the Eight Chapters), public domain.

## Ecosystem - companion apps

- [Rabbi AI](https://rabbiai.app): flagship AI rabbi chat.
- [Kitzur Shulchan Aruch](https://shulchanarukh.cohenapps.com): the Kitzur, the Shulchan Aruch and the Arukh HaShulchan.
- [Mishnah](https://mishnah.app): the Oral Torah.
- [Talmud Bavli](https://talmudbavli.app): Babylonian Talmud, the source of the halacha.

## Mobile apps

- iOS App Store: TODO (not yet submitted)
- Google Play: TODO (not yet submitted)

## Sitemaps (per language)

- [Hebrew](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/sitemaps/he.xml)
- [English](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/sitemaps/en.xml)
- [Master sitemap](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/sitemap.xml)

## Optional

- [AI Study Chat](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/chat): embedded Rabbi AI chat
- [Premium features](https://rambam.cohenapps.com/en/premium)