About project
Features overview and information about Moed calendar
About the name "Moed"
"Moed" (מוֹעֵד) means "Appointed Time" or "Holiday" in Hebrew. The project is created for convenient tracking of the biblical calendar: Lord's feasts, weekly Torah portions, prayers, and exact Shabbat times for your location.
Key features
Shabbat Times (Zmanim)
Accurate candle lighting and Havdalah times for your city based on geographic coordinates with automatic timezone detection.
Weekly Torah Portions
Complete annual cycle of weekly readings divided into Torah, Haftarah (Prophets), and Brit Chadasha (New Testament) with direct access to scriptures.
Built-in Scripture Reader
Convenient interactive reading of Torah, Prophets, and New Testament texts directly inside the app with font settings, chapter navigation, and verse copying.
Holiday Calendar (Moadim)
Lord's appointed feasts with Hebrew and Gregorian dates, detailed descriptions, scripture readings, and historical Temple service details.
Music Player & Hallel
Music collection and audio player featuring Messianic worship songs for Shabbat and seasonal holidays.
Blessings & Prayers
Traditional and Messianic prayer texts in Hebrew with clear transliteration and accurate translation.
Installation and Offline Work
Moed is designed as a progressive web app (PWA). You can install it on your device, and it will work without an internet connection.
Android / Chrome / Desktop
- Open the website in Chrome browser.
- Click the "Install App" button on the home screen or select "Install App" in the browser menu.
- The app will appear on your desktop or app screen.
iOS (iPhone / iPad) / Safari
- Open the website in Safari browser.
- Click the "Share" button (icon of a square with an arrow pointing up).
- Select "Add to Home Screen".
Feedback and Support
If you have suggestions, feedback, noticed a bug, or want to add a new city that is not in our list — please write to us.
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