Aloajabih is primarily used by the Coptic Orthodox Church. It contains seven prayers recited throughout the day. It has been arranged chronologically hours of prayers, each of which the idea is a part of the life of Christ on earth. And every hour of which is composed of an introduction is initiated by:

1. The Lord's Prayer, "Our Father who is in heaven ...

2. The prayer of thanksgiving.

3. Fifty-psalm.

4. Introduction triple, recitation group of Psalms.

5. Extract from one of the Gospels.

6. Cut Litanies.

7. The words "Kiraalason" no "O Lord, have mercy" 41 times (this number represents 39 lashes received by Jesus Christ before the crucifixion, in addition to one of the spear in his side, and the final of the thorns placed on his head).

8. Some other short prayers (holy, holy - Holy God - an additional piece before Kiraalison sleep prayer).

9- the end of each hour.

10. Prayer "Have mercy on me, O God."

11. Finally pray Paternoster.

+ Packer prayer

Packer agrees prayers at six o'clock in the morning, which is recited after waking up, or after half of the night in praise of the previous day. This prayer is designed to pray when you see the true light, ie Jesus Christ. They talk about the infinite God, and His incarnation, and resurrection from the dead. It means to thank God By offering he hath raised us from the slumber of sleep, supplicants that shines on us, and enlighten our lives and gives us the power of his resurrection.

+ Third hour prayer

The third hour prayers be offered at nine am, it means this prayer to remind us of three major events: the trial of the Lord Jesus by Pontius Pilate, and the ascension of Christ to the heavens, and the solutions of the Holy Spirit cleanse our hearts and renew our lives.

+ Prayer of the sixth hour

Sixth hour prayers pray twelve o'clock noon (they prayed with the prayer of the third hour before each Mass God raise incense). This time reminds us of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his Passion, asking that through the Holy Passion, save our minds from the desires and turns our thoughts to remember his commandments, and makes us a light to the world and the salt of the earth.

+ Nine o'clock prayers

Ninth hour prayers, and the third consensus at noon, as well as in the days of praying fasting in the liturgy, this prayer reminds us of the death of Christ on the cross of salvation in the flesh, and accepted the repentance of the thief right. We ask him to limit physical desires, and makes us partners for His glory, and to accept our prayers when we say with the thief: "Lord, remember me when you come into your kingdom." (Luke 42:23)

+ Vespers

Sunset prayer (or prayer eleventh hour), and the sixth time in the afternoon (before nightfall). And sunset prayers or eleven o'clock talk about take down the body of Christ on the cross. At the end of the day we give thanks to God's care, and acknowledge our sins (Luke 15), so we are called within the wage-earners who came at the eleventh hour (Matthew 1: 20-16).

+ Sleep prayer

Sleep prayer and pray at nine pm (They prayed when the evening, and is recited is the sunset prayer before the liturgy of Lent and the fast of the prophet Jonah). And remember where Jesus Christ was buried, and the world perishes last account, alert for the arrival of God's imminent and to stand before him, and ask forgiveness for our sins, and protection during the night.

+ Midnight

Half of the night prayer prayed before midnight, she talks about the second advents of our God and Savior Jesus Christ, we divided those three times for services, such as the prayer of Jesus Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane (Matthew 1: 25-13)

+ Prayer curtain

Prayer curtain, is a special prayer of parents and priests, monks, and rabbis of the venerable bishops, a prayer hour evening called the hour of darkness, the veil of darkness or Star (Star broke the Seine) and the first to enter the darkness of a timely fashion night, a special parents monks.