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Tanya: fundamental text of Chabad Chassidic philosophy, written by the movement’s founder, Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi in the 18th century; Tanya'' is the initial word of the book, which is also called Likkutei Amarim ("Collected Discourses'') and Sefer shel Beinonim ("The Book of the Intermediates'')
Mr. Bernard Perrin lives in Manchester, England. In the 1970’s the Rebbe commissioned him for an important project in the dissemination of Chassidism to the wider world. (1970's)
Rabbi David Bouskila translated the Tanya into Arabic thinking that he would enable Jews from Arabic-speaking countries to learn about G-d. Little did he know, he was stepping into the middle of an age-old cosmic battle and turning the tides of the war......
By the Grace of G-d 21 Iyar, 5741 Brooklyn, N.Y. [June 1980] To All ParticipantsThe committee members were: Rabbis A. Jaffe, N. Sudak and Messer’s H. Gorman, Z. Jaffe, B. Perrin. in the Publication of The Small Edition of the Bilingual Tanya Greeting and ...
By the Grace of G‑d 30th of Tishrei, 5720 [November 1, 1959] Brooklyn, N.Y. Greeting and Blessing: I received your letter of the 17th of Tishrei, in which you write about your background and activities. I was especially gratified to read about your activi...
29 Elul, 5740 • September 10, 1980
Tanya begins with a passage from the Talmud: “An oath is administered to the soul before it is born into the world: Be righteous and be not wicked.” The root of the Hebrew word for “oath” connotes not only G-d’s entreaty to the soul; it reveals that throu...
Be sure to give charity before the class, because the study of Torah and charity are connected. (Collage)
Rabbi Nissen Mangel recalls that shortly after the Rebbe sent him to Lakewood, New Jersey, to teach chasidic philosophy in a non-chasidic yeshiva, he was approached by an impatient student eager to study Tanya – at one o’clock in the morning. (Late 1950s)
When Rabbi Immanuel Schochet became engaged to be married, he decided to drop college to pursue a business opportunity. “If there is no livelihood, there is no Torah,” he reasoned. The Rebbe had a different plan. (1960's)
We need to find a solution for printing the Tanya in Russia. If you go on your own, the communists will probably interfere and get in your way. It would be better if in each location, you found someone connected to the authorities, to the officials there.
The Rebbe distributes Tanyas in honor of Yud Tes Kislev, “Rosh Hashanah of Chasidus.”
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