"Parashot" refers to the weekly sections of the Torah, which is the central reference of the religious Judaic tradition. Each Parashah is read during the Sabbath service, allowing the community to engage with the teachings and stories of the Hebrew Bible. There are a total of 54 Parashot in the Torah, which are divided into annual or triennial reading cycles. Each Parashah contains specific themes, laws, and narratives that are significant to Jewish life and practice. The readings often include commentary and interpretations from Rabbinic literature, enriching the understanding of the text. This practice fosters a connection to Jewish heritage and encourages communal discussion and reflection.