Sifayr: the Holy Book

For a Kuzr, Sifayr is more than just a religious book. At its very essence, the word symbolizes the entire body of Kuzri religious thought, the path itself that a God-serving Kuzr follows.

Sifayr is divided as follows:

The whole of Sifayr is divided into three divisions. These divisions are the Three Books of Kuzar, the Books of the Prophets, and the Books of Observance. Each division is subsequently divided into sections, each section into chapters, and each chapter into verses. A reference written as "2 Sifayr 3:7:38" refers to the second division (Prophets), third section (Isianach), seventh chapter, thirty-eighth verse ("And it shall come to pass that the seventh son of the seventh son shall free the Kuzri people from their bondage and return them to their ancient homes").

The sections of Sifayr include:

• 1 Sifayr: The Three Books of Kuzar
  
  • Section 1: Khadusha'ah, the Epic of Creation - View 1 Sifayr 1:1:1-20
    
  • Section 2: Ad'elator, the Laws of God
    
  • Section 3: Neggadah, the Early History of the Kuzri
    
  
  
• 2 Sifayr: The Books of the Prophets
  
  • Section 1: Shimiel
    
  • Section 2: Joash
    
  • Section 3: Isianach
    
  • Section 4: Amshesh
    
  • Section 5: Ezekuah
    
  • Section 6: Habuk
    
  • Section 7: Imlachi
    
  
  
• 3 Sifayr: The Books of Observance
  
  • Section 1: Calendrics
    
  • Section 2: Social Structures
    
  • Section 3: Legal Requirements
    
  • Section 4: Home Observance
    
  • Section 5: Communal Observance