The Rhyme and Reason Haggadah

Throughout the generations, the Pesach Haggadah has been translated into many different languages. In recent years, multiple translations and a plethora of commentaries have been made readily available for the English-speaking public.

But there’s always room for a twist.

You may know the story, but now you can discover the “rhyme and reason” within.

“A new translation of the Pesach Haggadah [that is presented] in a unique way… [and] in a clear and pleasant language, which will serve to arouse the hearts of all who read it.”

Rav Noach Isaac Oelbaum, Rav, Congregation Nachlas Yitzchok

“Chazal advise us to do what we can to have the Seder involve all present, young and old. I believe that for many the idea of rhyme will take the Seder experience out of the ordinary… add a bit of curiosity and [be] a novel way of telling the Pesach story again.”

Rav Shaya Cohen, Rosh Yeshiva, Yeshiva Zichron Aryeh

About the author:

Rabbi Reuven Lowy spent his formative years in several cities in the northeastern United States. Beginning with high school, he studied in various affiliates of Yeshivas Chofetz Chaim (the Rabbinical Seminary of America), as well as at its central location in Queens. Subsequently, he received his rabbinic ordination from Rabbi Moshe Heineman while attending Ohr Yisrael Kollel at the Beis Medrash of Kew Garden Hills. The Lowy family resided in Kew Garden Hills for several years and currently lives in Providence, Rhode Island, with their son, Zevi. Rabbi Lowy is one of the founding members of RITN (the Rhode Island Torah Network).