Ahavat Shalom

Ahavat Shalom — Sefard minyan in Paris, France

Location: Paris, Île De France, France

About

Ahavat Shalom is a synagogue listing in Paris, France.

Nusach: Sefard.

Address: 75 Avenue de Versailles, 75016 Paris, France.

Rabbi / contact: ariel messas.

Contact: phone +33145205815.

Minyan schedule

Sunday

Shacharis: 8:00 AM

Monday

Shacharis: 7:00 AM

Tuesday

Shacharis: 7:00 AM

Wednesday

Shacharis: 7:00 AM

Thursday

Shacharis: 7:00 AM

Friday

Shacharis: 7:00 AM

Nusach: Sefarad (Moroccan)

Shabbos Mincha notes: 1h30 before end of shabbes

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Location

Address: 75 Avenue de Versailles, 75016 Paris, France

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Contact

Location: Paris, France
Phone: +33145205815

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About this listing

Ahavat Shalom serves as a central point for Jewish life in the 16th Arrondissement of Paris. This Sephardic synagogue provides a welcoming space for daily prayers and community gatherings. Guided by Rabbi Ariel Messas, the congregation maintains traditional Moroccan customs and liturgy.

The synagogue is located on the Avenue de Versailles. It serves both local residents and travelers visiting the French capital. If you seek a Sefard minyan with a warm atmosphere, this location offers regular services throughout the week. The focus here is on preserving heritage and fostering a dedicated prayer environment.

Prayer times are structured to accommodate both working professionals and visitors. The community is known for its hospitality and adherence to Sephardic traditions. Whether you are in Paris for business or leisure, Ahavat Shalom offers a reliable place for Tefilla.

About the area

The 16th Arrondissement is one of the most prestigious areas in Paris. It sits on the Right Bank of the Seine. This neighborhood is home to many embassies and historic residences. Ahavat Shalom is situated in the southern part of this district.

Transport and Access

Public transportation makes reaching the synagogue very simple. The area is served by Metro Line 10 and Line 9. Several bus routes also stop frequently along Avenue de Versailles. The nearby Pont Mirabeau offers a quick crossing to the 15th Arrondissement.

The 15th district also hosts several kosher restaurants and Jewish schools. Staying in this part of Paris allows for easy access to kosher amenities. Many visitors choose this area for its calm streets and proximity to the Eiffel Tower. Walking through the neighborhood reveals beautiful Art Nouveau buildings and manicured parks.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

The 16th Arrondissement offers several important points of interest for Jewish visitors and residents. This district is known for its elegant architecture and proximity to major Parisian landmarks.

Nearby Jewish Resources

Maison de Bais Yaakov girls' school within reach.
Kosher markets and local bakeries in the neighboring Passy area.
The scenic pathways of the Seine River for a quiet walk.
Chabad centers located within a few metro stops.
Traditional Sephardic community resources throughout the district.

Visitors can easily connect to the wider Jewish community of Paris from this location. The neighborhood provides a safe and quiet environment for those spending Shabbat in the city.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a traditional Sephardic prayer service. The Nusach is specifically Moroccan, featuring classic melodies and customs. The sanctuary provides a respectful and focused environment for morning prayers. Most congregants speak French, but the community is helpful toward international guests.

Services and Attendance

Daily Shacharis services starting at 7:00 AM on weekdays.
A later morning start on Sundays for convenience.
Shabbat services including Mincha on Saturday afternoons.
Spiritual guidance from Rabbi Ariel Messas.
A local community atmosphere with deep roots.

The synagogue does not provide on-site catering or lodging. However, its central location means kosher food options are nearby. It is helpful to call ahead if you have specific questions about holiday times. The building is secure and follows standard community safety protocols common in Paris.

The interior architecture reflects the traditional style of Parisian synagogues. Seating is organized to ensure everyone can follow the Torah reading clearly. Regular attendees value the punctuality of the minyan. This makes it a dependable choice for those saying Kaddish or keeping a tight schedule.

Frequently asked questions

What prayer rite (Nusach) does the synagogue follow?

The synagogue follows the Sefarad (Moroccan) Nusach. All services are conducted according to these traditions.

What are the weekday Shacharis times?

Shacharis begins at 8:00 AM on Sundays. From Monday to Friday, the morning service starts at 7:00 AM.

When is Mincha held on Shabbat?

Shabbat Mincha typically takes place one hour and thirty minutes before the end of Shabbat. Guests should arrive slightly early to ensure a seat.

Where is Ahavat Shalom located?

The synagogue is located at 75 Avenue de Versailles, 75016 Paris, France. It is easily accessible via the Paris Metro and local bus lines.