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Live Daily Siyum: Nine Days Daily Live Siyum

It is customary to participate in a "siyum" celebrating the completion of a section in Torah during the days that we mourn the Temple's destruction

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Destruction of Holy Temple, Three Weeks

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5785-2025 Siyum Schedule
1 Av – Saturday Night, July 26	Tractate Sotah	11:00 PM ET
2 Av – Sunday, July 27	Tractate Gittin	2:00 PM ET
3 Av – Monday, July 28	Tractate Tamid	7:00 PM ET
4 Av – Tuesday, July 29	Tractate Pesachim	7:00 PM ET
5 Av – Wednesday, July 30	Tractate Bechorot	7:00 PM ET
6 Av – Thursday, July 31	Tractate Erchin	7:00 PM ET
7 Av – Friday, August 1	Tractate Horayot	2:00 PM ET
9 Av – Sunday, August 3	Tractate Moed Katan	2:00 PM ET
10 Av – Monday, August 4	Seder Kodashim	7:00 PM ET
11 Av – Tuesday, August 5	Tractate Taanit	7:00 PM ET
12 Av – Wednesday, August 6	Tractate Tamid	7:00 PM ET
13 Av – Thursday, August 7	Tractate Shavuot	7:00 PM ET
14 Av – Friday, August 8	Tractate Sotah	2:00 PM ET
15 Av – Saturday Night, August 9	Tractate Zevachim	11:00 PM ET

This program will be simultaneously broadcasted locally in the New York area on Radio 620 AM

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ANITA BARONE Oldsmar August 7, 2025

Thank you so much. Interesting Shiur. I think I have to listen to it again to get some things I missed. Reply

Reuven Berry Crown Heights, Brooklyn, USA August 6, 2025

Please post which Tractate is planned to be concluded today, so we can prepare it on our computers. It still says "TBA." Reply

Keishelle Achong Columbia August 5, 2025

Well said. I’m impressed. May G-d bless you. Reply

Chaya Sora Hallandale Bch August 3, 2025

Thank you for this inspiring "shiur". I truly appreciate the reminder that it is not about the fast, esp when we are hungry. Lol. To say a kind word, do a mitzvah, give tzedakah - this is the path to follow. Reply

Mariab USA August 2, 2025

When I was around 11, I was already reading the Bible. At 44, I began keeping the Sabbath laws, but on Sunday. In 2016, I discovered that the Sabbath was on Saturday, and I discovered the Jews. Through all that journey, I had never understood the magnitude of the Temple, and why the Jews cling to it. Today I understood the spiritual significance of the Temple. The only part of the Earth where the Creator chose to show His presence was first in the Tent of Meeting, and later in the Temple. And He specified every detail, both to Moses and King Solomon. Now I understand, and it makes me want to cry. Thank you for your teachings. Reply

ANITA BARONE Summerfield July 31, 2025

Thank you so much. May Hashem bless all Chabad Rabbis. Reply

Jon Chicago July 31, 2025

No sound Reply

dinah July 30, 2025

for some reason....it won't connect for me. Reply

Shlomo H. July 29, 2025

for a Refuah Shleima for Shaina Bas Chana. Reply

Victorioso Donatien Alejandrino Leonguerrero Bogotá, Colombia July 27, 2025

Beautifully presented Reply

Levy Djian Brooklyn, NY July 27, 2025

Great Siyum and presentation by Rabbi Geisinsky today ! Ty ! Reply

Raanan July 27, 2025

Does watching a live video broadcast of a siyum give you the ability to enjoy meat and wine? Reply

aharon BROOKLYN July 27, 2025

in response to Raanan :

No Reply

Rabbi EK for Chabad.org July 27, 2025

in response to Raanan :

The Chabad custom is not to eat meat even if we make the Siyum. See Sefer Haminhogim Chabad page 46.
The reason for the Siyum is to increase Torah study, as the prophet says through Mishpat and Tzedakah, Zion will be redeemed. Reply

Moishe Brooklyn August 8, 2025

in response to Raanan :

Yes, according to the Alter Rebbe it's permitted to eat wine and meat in a Seuda Mitzvah (meal of the siyum) but it's part of our customs in Chabad to even we can, don't do that because we do the siyum for the joy of learning Torah and not for the food. But if you do a Seuda Mitzvah because it's very happy moment for you through the Siyum, in that case it's ok to eat meat and drink wine. Reply

Raanan July 27, 2025

in response to aharon :

So then it is just meant for inspiration purposes I guess. Reply

Reuven Berry Brooklyn, NY August 6, 2025

in response to Raanan:

To help increase in permitted Joy in this mournful period, and to help increase Torah Study. Reply

Levi Nachalath Har chabad August 5, 2025

in response to Rabbi EK for Chabad.org:

There are some chabad rabbis who disagree with that statement. And allow or encourage the participants of the siyum to have meat and wine. Reply

Cochran Texas August 17, 2024

Thank you Reply

Amber Cota Ca August 16, 2024

Baruch HaShem ! Israel s Forever ! Reply

Michael USA August 15, 2024

Thank you so much for posting the Siyum broadast--Baruch HaShem! :) Reply

Wolf August 11, 2024

Today is Av 7, and live siyum # 7 is already offered this year, but there are still only 3 items in this year's archive. Please wake up for a chance to wake up other sleepers. Reply

luckeman August 10, 2024

Great Siyum today, just wish the volumewas a bit louder Reply

yy Austin August 8, 2024

plz raise the volume Reply

Anon E Mous Boston MA August 6, 2024

Could you make these videos with closed captioning? As a severely hearing-impaired person, I feel left out of so many of your excellent learning opportunities. Reply

Chabad.org and NCFJE Crown Heights New York August 7, 2024

in response to Anon E Mous:

Dear Anon

We can't answer your question because we don't know what this means Could you make these videos with closed captioning? As a severely hearing-impaired person, I feel left out of so many of your excellent learning opportunities

Please respond no longer than 10:00AM Today August 7. Reply

Chabad.org Staff August 7, 2024

in response to Chabad.org and NCFJE:

We apologize that we are unable to add captions to these videos, please take advantage of those of our videos that do have them at chabad.org/courses and chabad.org/livingtorah Reply

Y Levertov Austin August 7, 2024

in response to Chabad.org Staff:

How about if you would run them live on Youtube or other site? Reply

Yoel Brooklyn August 6, 2024

Am I allowed to eat meat after hearing a live stream siyem? Reply

Y Levertov Austin August 7, 2024

in response to Yoel:

Sorry, but you need to be at the Siyum to be able to eat meat and wine.

Please note that even at a live local Siyum, the Chabad custom is not to eat meat or drink wine although L'Chayim on Whisky is said during the meal celebration Reply

Rabbi EK for Chabad.org August 7, 2024

in response to Yoel:

The Chabad custom is not to eat meat even if you hear a Siyum in person.
The reason we have Siyumim is to increase Torah study during these days. Reply

D USA August 8, 2024

in response to Rabbi EK for Chabad.org:

In the intro to the very first siyum broadcast this year, Rabbi Hecht said some people even eat meat ...wasn't clear that this is not a chabad custom. Sounded like eating meat and drinking wine was specifically one of the ways we add joy with these broadcasts Reply