Avraham Sender Schneerson (Son of the Maharash)

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Family of the Alter Rebbe
Parents: Rabbi Baruch & Rebbetzin RivkaSiblings: Rabbi Yehuda LeibWife: Rebbetzin SternaChildren: Rabbi Dovber (the Mitteler Rebbe)Rabbi Chaim AvrahamRabbi MosheRebbetzin FreidaRebbetzin Devorah Leah
Family of the Mitteler Rebbe
Parents: The Alter Rebbe & Rebbetzin SternaChildren: Rabbi BaruchRebbetzin Esther MiriamRebbetzin BeilaRebbetzin Menucha RochelRebbetzin SarahChildren-in-law: Rabbi Yaakov KuliRabbi Menachem Mendel (the Tzemach Tzedek)
Family of the Tzemach Tzedek
Children: Rabbi Baruch ShalomRabbi Yehuda Leib of KopustRabbi Chaim Shneur Zalman of LiadiRabbi Yisroel Noach of NiezhinRabbi Yosef Yitzchak of AvrutchReb YaakovRabbi Shmuel (The Rebbe Maharash)Rebbetzin Rada FreidaRebbetzin Devorah Leah
Family of the Rebbe Maharash
Children: Reb Shneur Zalman Aharon (the Raza)Rabbi Shalom Dovber (the Rebbe Rashab)Reb Menachem MendelAvraham SenderChaya Mushka
Family of the Rebbe Rashab
Wife: Rebbetzin Shterna SarahChild: Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak (the Rebbe Rayatz)
Family of the Rebbe Rayatz
Wife: Rebbetzin Nechama DinaChildren: Rebbetzin SheinaChana GuraryRebbetzin Chaya MushkaChildren-in-law: Reb Shemaryahu GuraryRabbi Menachem Mendel (the Rebbe)
Family of the Rebbe
Parents: Rabbi Levi Yitzchak & Rebbetzin ChanaWife: Rebbetzin Chaya MushkaSiblings: DovBer • Aryeh Leib
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Born to the Rebbe Maharash and Rebbetzin Rivka. The Rebbe Rayatz related in the name of his father, the Rebbe Rashab, that Reb Avraham possessed extraordinary faculties and exceptional intellectual and emotional capabilities.

The Tzemach Tzedek said that his soul was that of the Alter Rebbe.

Early Learning[edit | edit source]

At age four, his grandfather the Tzemach Tzedek learned Mishnayos with him. Despite not yet having studied Gemara, he could explain to his grandfather all the points the Gemara derives from the Mishna.

Passing[edit | edit source]

Before his passing, Reb Avraham said: "The Alter Rebbe told me to come to him" and requested to be dressed in Shabbos clothes. He davened Mincha with joy, and after davening said "Shema Yisroel." His soul departed while saying "Hashem Echad" at just eight years old.

Resting Place[edit | edit source]

He is interred in the Ohel of his father the Maharash and grandfather the Tzemach Tzedek.