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Yes, you are absolutely encouraged to do this. This is the common practice when reviewing one's learning, however regularly that may be. In fact, the colloquial (though not universally accepted) ...
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2020-06-29T14:33:23Z (over 4 years ago)
Yes, you are absolutely encouraged to do this. This is the common practice when reviewing one's learning, however regularly that may be.- A rather famous example of this was reported of Rabbi Aryeh Leib Ginzburg, who made a Siyum not long before his death upon completing the Talmud one thousand times.
- Yes, you are absolutely encouraged to do this. This is the common practice when reviewing one's learning, however regularly that may be. In fact, the colloquial (though not universally accepted) translation for the words "*Hadran Alach*" are "We shall return to you"
- A rather famous example of this was reported of Rabbi Aryeh Leib Ginzburg, who made a Siyum not long before his death upon completing the Talmud one thousand times.
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PinnyM
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2020-06-29T04:05:44Z (over 4 years ago)
Yes, you are absolutely encouraged to do this. This is the common practice when reviewing one's learning, however regularly that may be. A rather famous example of this was reported of Rabbi Aryeh Leib Ginzburg, who made a Siyum not long before his death upon completing the Talmud one thousand times.