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Hebrew source: Torat Emet 357 — Public Domain.
Version/license authority: Sefaria version metadata / export record.
Canonical source platform: Sefaria.
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About Today’s Mishnah
Today’s Mishnah is built around a simple weekly rhythm: one Mishnah each Monday through Friday, followed by the same five-Mishnah review on both Saturday and Sunday. A new cycle always begins on Monday.
The daily reading experience is mobile-first. Hebrew is presented first with the simple English immediately beneath it. Yesterday is shown as a complete review before today’s phrase-by-phrase learning.
Shared notes, live-call completion, voice recordings, local times, push notifications, calendar browsing, and progress remain available without competing with the text.
Corpus note: The complete Mishnah is canonically indexed locally. Reviewed/local Daily Mishnah records are preferred; the package does not claim full local-Hebrew certification until the complete corpus is actually materialized and validated.
Hebrew date display and scheduling currently use the visitor’s local civil calendar date rather than sunset-aware rollover.
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