Amud Yomi L’anash, the popular Lubavitch Gemara program which studies 5 amudim of Shas per week, will begin learning Mesechta Brachos on the first day of Rosh Hashanah.
Amud Yomi L’anash (AYL) is an organization that promotes and facilitates the study of an Amud of Gemara each day.
It was established in Tammuz 5780 by a group of London Chasidim and encouraged by Anash Rabbonim in London – Dayan Levi Yitzchak Raskin and Rabbi Gedalya Lieberman – and by Rabanim and Mashpiim worldwide.
The program systematically studies Shas one Amud a day from Sunday to Thursday, with Friday and Shabbos reserved for review.
Why Amud Yomi?
Besides for one Amud being a feasible amount of Gemara that most people can cover each day, it was an explicit instruction of the Frierdiker Rebbe to learn an Amud daily.
During the fabrengens of Simchas Torah and Yud Tes Kislev 5683 (1923), the Frierdiker Rebbe asked Chassidim to study an Amud of Gemara each day, and to make up whatever they missed. This practice was recorded in Sefer Haminhogim by our Rebbe stating that “it was customary amongst Chassidim to study an Amud of Gemara each day.”
What services does AYL provide?
AYL provides shiurim and resource materials including:
- Daily English Shiur by Rabbi Berl Korf, Mashpia in Manchester, UK. (Sunday – Thursday daily at 3:00 pm EST. Click here to join on Zoom. Meeting ID 895 1636 5623)
- Daily Hebrew Shiur by Rabbi Dan Naftalin, Magid Shiur in K’far Chabad Yeshiva
- Organizing local shiurim with personalized flyers
- Weekly study booklet with the Gemara, translation, illustrations, summaries, and Halacha
- Study calendars
Which organizations are currently working with AYL?
AYL has partnered with the Steinsaltz Center to make Amud Yomi available on the new Steinsaltz Daily Study App. Machon Havineini has made public their beautiful PowerPoint presentations summarizing the Amud, and Rambam Press present the Rambam on the Amud, elucidated, as signaled by the Eyn Mishpat.
Which Masechtas is Amud Yomi currently learning?
The program started with Masechta Shabbos. On the first day of Rosh Hashana, 5782, Amud Yomi will be starting Masechta Brochos and then continue with Eruvin, Pesachim, and so on.
Want to learn more about the program?
Read more about the program at Chabad’s Daily Gemara Program Predated Daf Yomi and Frierdiker Rebbe’s Daily Gemara Request Revived
For shiur recordings and resources, please visit AmudYomiChabad.com
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