Haftorah is a Hebrew term that refers to a section of the Hebrew Bible read in synagogues during Shabbat and other Jewish holidays. The Haftorah is often read after the Torah portion. The term is derived from the Hebrew word "haftarah," which means "conclusion" or "completion." Synonyms for the word "Haftorah" include "haftarah," "haftara," "haftoroh," "Haftarah portion," or simply "the conclusion." All these terms are used interchangeably and refer to the same readings from the Jewish Bible. Committing to understanding the meanings and contexts underlying these words is a crucial aspect of Jewish worship and spiritual growth.