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Daily Siyum - Live Broadcast


Topics:   Three WeeksSiyum
It is customary to participate in a "siyum" celebrating the completion of a section in Torah during the days that we mourn the Temple's destruction

Why do we make a Siyum? Click Here to discover the significance.

If you would like to receive daily reminders for this series, please click here to subscribe to the email alert. Click here to view archives of 2010 broadcasts. Each program runs for approximately 15 minutes.

This program will be simultaneously broadcasted locally in the New York region : Monday-Friday on Radio WSNR 620AM., and Saturday Nights on Radio WMCA 570 AM

Siyum Schedule*

1 Av – Monday, August 1st

7:30 PM ET

  Rabbi Michoel Seligson Tractate Tomid
Text Download:  Original Talmud   English Translation & Video Archive
2 Av – Tuesday, August 2nd

7:30 PM ET

  Rabbi Shimon A. Rosenfeld Tractate Sanhedrin
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3 Av – Wednesday, August 3rd

7:30 PM ET

  Rabbi Yitzchak Wolf Tractate Rosh Hashana
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4 Av – Thursday, August 4th

7:30 PM ET

  Rabbi Shea Hecht Tractate Tamid
  In momory of Hena Elka bas R' Chancohc Henach Sufrin
Text Download:  Original Talmud   English Translation & Video Archive
5 Av – Friday, August 5th

2:45 PM ET

  Rabbi Avrohom Hertz Tractate Chagigah
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7 Av – Saturday Night, August 6th

10:15 PM ET

  Rabbi Yisroel Friedman (Yiddish) Tractate Zevachim
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8 Av – Monday, August 8th

7:30 PM ET

  Rabbi Levi Klein Tractate Moed Katan
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9 Av – Tuesday, August 9th

7:40 PM ET

  Rabbi Dovid Lipton Tractate Moed Katan
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10 Av – Wednesday, August 10th

7:30 PM ET

  Rabbi Chaim Fogelman Tractate Kesubos
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11 Av – Thursday, August 11th

7:30 PM ET

  Rabbi Shua Hecht Tractate Shabbos
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12 Av – Friday, August 12th

2:45 PM ET

  Rabbi Yitzchak Wolf Tractate Makot
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14 Av – Saturday Night, August 13th

10:15 PM ET

  Rabbi Avrohom Gerlitzky (Yiddish & English) Tractate Psachim
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15 Av – Monday, August 15th

7:30 PM ET

  Rabbi Shimon Hecht Tractate Kiddushin
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*) Siyum details are subject to change.

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Posted: Aug 7, 2011
To Zeev
You are correct. A virtual siyum does not allow the participant to eat meat. However it does serve another purpose: A siyum is not just a loophole to allow us to have our hamburgers. Rather, it serves to infuse simcha shel mitzvah (the joy of serving G-d) into these otherwise sad times. This joy is contagious, and hearing a siyum over the internet is surely a good way to tap into that joy--at least remotely. So while it does not allow you to eat meat, it certainly does change the atmosphere of this period. Instead of just looking backward at the destruction, we can also look forward to the rebuilding.
Posted By Menachem Posner, Montreal, Quebec

Posted: Aug 7, 2011
Siyum on Sunday
Is there a siyum on Sunday? I don't see any listed.
Posted By Yehudi, Nj

Posted: Aug 6, 2011
Siyum = Computer ;)
Thank you NCFJE & Chabad.org!
We have been showing our children the siyumim this week over the computer.
At the Shabbos Table our 5 yr old son said 'Tatty is going to do a siyum'
our 3 yr old said "No! A Siyum is Muktza"!
Posted By Anonymous
via chabadwestmichigan.com

Posted: Aug 5, 2011
What does it help to have an online siyum, since if you want to be a part of siyum you have to participate in the festive meal and not at the learning?..
Posted By zeev

Posted: July 12, 2010
Could this be made available on teleconference please
Posted By Mordechai, Grand Rapids, MI

Posted: Aug 5, 2009
Live
Thank you! We have two live classes available every morning, check out chabad.org/live and stay tuned for more...
Posted By Chani Benjaminson, chabad.org

Posted: Aug 3, 2009
Thoughtful
Thank you Chabad.org and NCFJE for having Rabbi Seligson. He was very interesting and enlightening. Are we going to begin seeing more live events?
Posted By Norman, New York, NY

Posted: July 29, 2009
to Jewish dude:
nah, you got to actually be there for that...
Posted By michoel

Posted: July 28, 2009
does this suffice as a siyum
wait, so i can eat meat after watching this...
Posted By jewish dude

Posted: July 27, 2009
Rabbi Fogelman was stupendous
and this was what I needed to hear as I am trying to help a family stick together! Hashgocho protis (Divine Providence).
Posted By yankel, Kfar Chabad, EY



 


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