Archived Webcasts of Completion of Maimonides Study Celebrations
Siyum Harambam Webcast Archives
In the spring of 1984, the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, of righteous memory, called for a qualitative leap in the Torah study schedule of every Jewish man, woman and child. He suggested that everyone study a daily portion of Maimonides ' compendium of Jewish law, thus achieving a level of mastery over the entire corpus of Torah wisdom, and uniting with fellow Jews worldwide.
Around the world communities celebrate the completion of Maimonides' magnum opus.
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Is There Hope for Humanity?
Marking the completion of the 45th Rambam study cycle, join an online celebration for concluding the works of Maimonides. Explore how a 900-year-old text offers hope to humanity and how its study impacts people today.
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Siyum HaRambam: Marking the completion of the 43rd Rambam Study Cycle
Celebrating the 43th completion of the annual daily-study cycle of Maimonides' 14-volumes of Mishneh Torah and Sefer HaMitzvot.
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Gaining Strength from Maimonides’ Wisdom
Join a broadcast from Israel hosted by Colel Chabad. With greetings from: Former Chief Rabbi Shlomo Amar, Chief Rabbi David Lau, Jewish Agency Chairman Isaac Herzog, Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion. Keynote address: Rabbi Mendel Kaplan.
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Video | 45:00
Completing the daily study of Maimonides
Join the global online webcast celebrating the 37th completion of the annual daily-study cycle of Maimonides' 14-volumes of Mishneh Torah, as well as the study cycle of Sefer HaMitzvot.
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Video | 45:00
Celebrating the Daily Study of Maimonides from All Four Corners of the World
This online webcast celebrates the completion of the daily study cycle of Maimonides' 14-volumes of Mishneh Torah, as well as the study cycle of Sefer HaMitzvot.
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Concluding the Worldwide Daily Study of Maimonides
This special webcast celebrates the completion of the daily study of Maimonides' 14-volumes of Mishneh Torah.
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Completing the Daily Study of Maimonides
This special webcast celebrates the completion of the daily study of Maimonides' 14-volumes of Mishneh Torah. Live from Toronto, Canada. Host: Rabbi Mendel Kaplan.
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Completing the Daily Study of Maimonides
This special webcast celebrates the completion of the daily study of Maimonides' 14-volumes of Mishneh Torah. Four distinguished presenters speak about the importance of studying Maimonides' work:
Rabbi Manis Friedman (S. Paul, MN), Rabbi Mendel Kaplan (Toronto, ON), Rabbi Yehuda Leib Schapiro (Miami Beach, FL), and Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon (Encino, CA)
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Daily Study of Mishneh Torah
Completing the daily study of Maimonides' Mishneh Torah and starting again, Rabbi Kaplan reads the final law of Maimonides' 14-volume legal code, the first law, and then explains the connection between them (3/30/2011).
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Join the Discussion
Once Again
B"H
Once again another extraordinary broadcast for us to view. Many questions were answered for me today. The"Dry Bones" and the 1st Commandment is not just to believe in G-d , as we all believe, but the crux is to "KNOW" G-d. I never heard it put this way before. Once again, thank you CHabad for all you do for Klal Yisrael.
Thank You !
B"H
Last night's live broadcast was excellent. It most definitely EXCEEDED all of my expectations. The speaker held my attention throughout the entire time. He stated that when we read Rambam we are having a "personal meeting" with the Rambam and the Rebbe." That right there was the HIGHTLIGHT of the whole thing for me !!!! Thank you ever so much for last night.
Now I have been inspired to join with those who studies the daily portion of Maimonides, this will be my first time to do this. Thank you CHabad for bringing this great Mizwah to me !!!!!
Reaffirmention
Baruch HaShem,
It was very inspiring.
History in the making!!! Incredible work! Thank you to Chabad.org and Chabad of Illinois for the hard work put in to share this experience with the world...
Can you feel that! I can feel it like a blind man knowing he is close to home
Thanks for broadcasting I was especially inspired by the story which Rabbi Wolf (NY) shared about the 3rd Lubavitcher Rebbe and his ruling for a terminally ill chassid. The metaphors of dry bones and irrigated souls gave me alot to reflect on.