Haftarah is the Jewish practice of reading a section from the book of Prophets during a synagogue service. The term Haftarah is derived from the Hebrew word "haftorah," which means "completion." This practice was done as a way of reading the whole Tanakh, the Jewish Bible, over the course of a year. There are a few synonyms for the word Haftarah; some of which include "Haftorah," "Haftara," and "Haftoros." These terms are used interchangeably to refer to the same Jewish practice of reading the Prophets during synagogue services. Regardless of the term used, the significance of the tradition remains the same. It serves as a way for the Jewish community to connect with the words of the Prophets and to uphold an important aspect of Jewish steadfastness.