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Recent Mishnah Charts
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Miriam Bas Chaim Yakov
מרים בת חיים יעקב
Siyum: April 19, 2024
Mrs. Ada Pivo A”H
חיה בת יעקב
Siyum: May 15, 2024
Stuart Robinson
שמואל מיכלובן ליבל
Siyum: May 7, 2024
Zeidy Konig
שמואל גבריאל בן יוסף צבי
Siyum: July 3, 2024
4th grade Pesach
פסח
Siyum: May 1, 2024
ר’ יחיאל בן ר’ מרדכי ז”ל
ר' יחיאל בן ר' מרדכי ז''ל
Siyum: August 7, 2024
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The Neshamah Should Have an Aliyah.
Learning Mishnayos in memory of a departed soul, or L’zecher Nishmas, is a valued practice. This practice is rooted in the belief that the Zechus (merit) of Torah study serves as an Aliyah, an elevation, for the soul. Mishnayos is chosen because the word Mishnah shares the same Hebrew letters as Neshama, soul, symbolically linking the study to the elevation of the soul.
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