היכל הקודש אומאן

The synagogue of the Yavneel community with the permission of Rabbi Chic ztl today The place is divided into two groups of the Breslov Yavneel community and is managed well to visit the New Year Rabbi Chic began dating in the early 1990s, during which years there were correspondences with hearing students and lessons on various occasions. Over the years, many students were gathered and Rabbi Chic opened a Beit Midrash under 47th Street in Boro Park. “Across the country and the United States. According to the vision of Rabbi Sheikh, which was written in his will for his students, it is incumbent upon the hearers to see the establishment of a synagogue in the Megurim neighborhood, where there will be strengthening and conferencing lessons in Rabbi Nachman of Braslav. Among his famous students are: Rabbi Yitzchak Lazar, Rabbi Daniel Boim, Rabbi Shlomo Baruch Bloi, Rabbi Avraham Shoshan, Rabbi Joel Rata, Rabbi Nissan David Kiwak, Rabbi Yitzchak Meir Morganstern. The leadership Rabbi Schick encouraged his students to study extensively in Breslov's books to gain proficiency in their rabbinic studies, as well as to travel throughout the Torah. A striking feature is an order through the teachings presented by Rabbi Nachman [1], which Rabbi Chic instituted in the hearers took as the basis of Hasidism. The method of study is that every Jew is obliged to study Torah every day, contrary to the accepted notion that Torah learning is only for the understanding, Rabbi Nachman found that most of the Torah study is the utterance of words, and even those who do not understand it. Rabbi Sheikh inspired his students to learn lessons every day in the fifteen elements of Torah: Torah, Nech, six sub-orders, Babylonian Talmud, Jerusalem Talmud, Toshiba, four columns, Aruch table, Maimonides, Midrash Rabba, Midrash Tahuma, Zohar, Luminous Amendments, Moharan and Halachot Collections. Loneliness, like the other Braslav devotees, but Rabbi Schick made much of the common mistake that loneliness can only take place in the field, and encouraged to have a personal conversation with the Creator in every situation. He aroused a great deal of thoughtfulness and cleanliness, and repeatedly warned the many Midrashim to be wary of eccentrics and disturbed people from the "Rebbe's Mothers." He used to demand a great deal in Ma'aleh Shalom Beit as quoted by Rabbi Nachman, wrote much about it in his books, and in the seminaries that are going his way this is a major topic in the lessons delivered.