I see two possible ways of reading your question. 1: For how many years have we had the practice of praying and reading the Torah. 2: What is the greatest number of hours that Jews ever read the Torah and pray in a single day.
To answer:
1) The practice of Jewish prayer goes back 3800 years, to the time of Abraham (Talmud, Yoma 28b); and the practice of public Torah-reading goes back 3300 years, to the time of Moses (Talmud, Bava Kama 82a).
2) The longest set of prayers and Torah-reading is on Yom Kippur and lasts (in some congregations) the entire day of about 12 hours plus 3-4 hours the previous evening, which in Judaism is all considered a single day. Other congregations have a break during the Yom Kippur prayers of anywhere from one-half hour to about three hours.
No. Jews may certainly read the Qur'an to better understand Islam, but Judaism does not believe in the Qur'an's claim to be a Divinely Inspired Book.
The Torah is read in the synagogue several times per week.
Yes, Jews read. Lots of things happen in books that Jews read as Jews read a wide variety of books. In terms of strictly religious literature, Judaism recounts the events of the Old Testament of the Bible which are quite numerous. Most other religious Jewish Literature is Rabbinic Commentary on the laws presented in the Pentateuch.
Your question appears to be disrespectful and perhaps blasphemous. Allah is the Arabic word for God; the same deity worshipped by Christians and Jews. If you read the Old Testament, you will find that the Jews had multiple wives as well.
Until it's finished
Yes. Judaism has set portions of the Torah (Pentateuch) which are read on specific days. When these are to be read, the Torah scroll is placed on an elevated lectern in front of the congregation and read.
186 pages long, it is worth the read
Jews typically do not go to church and if they do, they would likely read Christian liturgical materials. Jews read the Torah in their synagogues.
Just read the book at your own pace. The book is long, but very interesting. I read the book, took the test, and earned a 100%. Just READ the book.
People saying no to David. the book is not that long and is so easy to read.
Jews read everywhere that other people read, such as in bedrooms, living rooms, libraries, and parks. Jews refrain from reading, however, in the bathroom.
Appearently You're Someone Who Doesn't Read The Bible. Look It Up In The Book Of Nehemiah :)