Saved vs Torah Or Likkutei Torah · היום

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The Chassidic Parsha: Torah Or and Likkutei Torah, the Alter Rebbe's maamarim on the weekly parsha, learned day by day alongside the parsha itself. The schedule follows the luach of Rabbi Dovid Farkash (Hisachdus HaChassidim), and the app keeps your place through the year's cycle. THE WEEK IS THE UNIT. THE DAY IS THE PACE. Each week's learning is divided into seven portions, one for each day. Today's portion tells you where you are — it is not a ceiling. If you have time on Sunday, keep going into Monday's portion. Shabbat is built into the schedule rather than worked around. WHAT'S INSIDE • Torah Or and Likkutei Torah, arranged by the weekly parsha • A daily portion and a weekly overview — two views of the same schedule, one set of progress • Hebrew and English, both first-class • Offline-first: the text is on your device before you open it • Progress that syncs across every device you sign in on • Distraction-free reading — no ads, no points, no badges, no leaderboards FROM THE MAKERS OF HAYOM This app comes from HaYom (היום), the daily Torah study app for Chitas, Rambam, Tehillim, Tanya, HaYom Yom and more. The two apps share one account, so your marks and reading history travel with you between them.