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Dmei Maamad - Maamad Money
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== In Tanya == In Igeres Hakodesh chapter 9 we find a special expression about the priority of giving charity for the needs of the Nasi Hador (leader of the generation) even over one's wife and children: "Only that a person's wife and children take precedence over all according to Torah, except for the tzaddikim of the generation who take precedence over his children..." In one of his talks, the Rebbe explained what is the concept of 'Maamad for our Rebbes in the Holy Land' - and these are his words: "Also in Igeres Hakodesh in Tanya it speaks about Maamad for our Rebbes in the Holy Land, may it be built and established, that in truth a Rebbe - wherever he may be found externally, internally he is in the Holy Land, may it be built and established."
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