Professor Fig dies all endingsWhat's the difference between #Haftarah (S) and Haftarah (A)?
To any of my friends who are here from Twitter, I do a lot more giyurposting here, sorry
jenny from the bloc@epistemophagy presumably nusach ashkenaz and nusach sephard (which, confusingly, refers to ashkenazi jews from central/eastern europe who over time adopted some of the sephardic traditions - sephardim have a bunch of nusachot of their own lol)
[edit: ok it makes much more sense to be what the other commenter replied, i honestly know jack shit about most haftarah stuff]
@flowers constantly asking questions about Jewish tradition, call me Nicki Minhag
Alex P. 👹@epistemophagy
different customs — Sephardic vs. Ashkenazi, in this case
this article lists the abbreviations used and also how the different traditions structure their haftarot:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haftara#List_of_Haftarot
(caveat: i am not jewish, i'm just occasionally good at research)
@saddestrobots thanks for this!
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