 Ades attracts many visitors from Israel and abroad, in part because of its unique liturgical style.Ades has two daily morning services (including Shabbat and holidays), and a combined afternoon and evening service that begins just before sundown.Renowned as a center for Syrian hazzanut (Middle Eastern-style Jewish liturgical singing), Ades is one of only two synagogues in Jerusalem (and perhaps the world) that maintains the ancient tradition of baqashot, a set cycle of kabbalistic poetry sung in the early hours of Shabbat morning during the winter months.