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== Learning the Sefer == Torah Ohr and Likkutei Torah are fundamental seforim of Chabad Chassidut. The Rebbe called them the "Torah Shebaal Peh of Chassidut." The maamarim relevant to the weekly parsha are called the "Chassidic Parsha." The Rebbe frequently instructed to learn the weekly maamarim. He mentioned a custom among chassidim to learn parts of the parsha maamarim with their bar mitzvah-age sons, and even younger. In 1965, after the new edition was published, the Rebbe emphasized learning the entire 'Chassidishe Parsha' weekly. The Rebbe gave specific guidance to individuals about their learning, such as telling one yeshiva student to first learn the entire parsha for basic understanding, then study at least the first section of one maamor in depth. In 1992, the Rebbe reiterated this instruction, adding that through this learning we hasten the true and complete geula. In 2021, Rabbi Dovid Parkash, through Hisachdus HaChassidim, produced a daily study schedule to complete both Likkutei Torah and Torah Ohr within a year, fulfilling the Rebbe's directive. [[he:诇拽讜讟讬 转讜专讛 (住驻专)]]
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