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Daily Torah Study
A Few Minutes Every Day. A Lifetime of Growth.
Welcome! Thank you for visiting this page and for being inspired to begin (or strengthen) your daily Torah learning in honor of Levi's Bar Mitzvah.
Join thousands of Jews around the world learning the same Torah every day.
Today's Chitas Learning
3 daily texts of learning. Aim to complete 3 out of 3.
Today's Torah portion with Rashi's commentary. |
Today's Psalms, completing the entire book every month. |
Today's lesson in the foundational work of Chabad Chassidus. |
Today's Rambam Learning
Choose the daily Rambam track that is right for you.
A daily study of the 613 mitzvos from the Torah. |
Complete Rambam in about three years. |
Complete Rambam in about one year. |
Why Study Chitas?
The Rebbe strongly encourages every Jew to study Chitas daily and it provides a complete spiritual diet:
- Torah guidance through Chumash
- Prayer and inspiration through Tehillim
- Personal growth through Tanya
What is Daily Rambam?
Daily Rambam is a worldwide study cycle of the Mishneh Torah, the masterpiece of Jewish law written by the Rambam (Maimonides).
The Mishneh Torah systematically organizes virtually every area of Jewish law into one comprehensive work, making it possible for every Jew to gain a broad understanding of Torah.
Why Study Rambam?
The Rebbe established this study cycle so Jews everywhere could learn the same Torah each day.
- Build a broad knowledge of Jewish law.
- Join a worldwide cycle of Torah learning.
- Make steady progress one day at a time.
Which Track Should I Choose?
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Sefer Hamitzvos |
1 Chapter |
3 Chapters |
Why Learn Every Day?
Daily Torah learning keeps us connected to Hashem, strengthens our Jewish identity, and gives us the opportunity to grow a little every single day.
Even just a few minutes of consistent learning can transform the way we think, pray, and live. Around the world, Jews study the very same daily portions together, creating a remarkable sense of unity.
The secret isn't learning for hours.
The secret is learning every day.
Getting Started
You don't need to wait until a new cycle begins.
Simply start with today's lessons.
Many people begin with Chumash, Tehillim and Tanya, and a Rambam track you are comfortable with.
Consistency matters far more than perfection. Even a few minutes every day creates a lifelong connection with Torah.
Thank you
for starting to learn in honor of my Bar Mitzvah
— Levi
