Attractive order of Selihot to be recited at night in the month of Elul and the days between Rosh Ha-Shanah and Yom ha-Kippurim. The Selihot, to be recited after ma’ariv, are according to the Sephardic minhag. The Selihot are set in large vocalized square letters.

The word seliḥah means "forgiveness," and in the singular is used to indicate a piyyut whose subject is a plea for forgiveness for sins. In the plural, the word is used for a special order of service consisting of non-statutory additional prayers which are recited on all fast days, on occasions of special intercession, and during the Penitential season which begins before Rosh Ha-Shanah and concludes with the Day of Atonement.