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Does every Chasidus have one?
Wasn’t there only one Frierdiker Rebbe?
If you mean a Rebbe like the Frierdiker Rebbe then also no because every one has a unique neshamah and there was only one Frierdiker Rebbe and may his memory be a blessing to us all.
They do, but there’s a difference between “the previous Rebbe” and
“the Previous Rebbe” (Rav Yosef Yitzchok Schneersohn of Chabad).
Of course, these 2 phrases sound the same when spoken aloud.
No one is stopping other Chassidic Dynasties from differentiating between their Rebbes
Why do you get to single out Chabad Lubavitch?
There are many layers into their why.
Why not go ask your LOCR yourself?
“LOCR”
Brilliant. I love it. Assuming you mean local Orthodox coffee room.
The difference with Chabad is that the previous rebbe will always be considered the previous rebbe. In other circles, the current rebbe will eventually be previous, as will all future rebbes.
Some call him the Rebbe Zichrono Livracha or Ruv Zichrono Livracha. By some it’s Rabini Hakadosh. In this regard Satmar is like Chabad.
Neville ChaimBerlin Lol!
Local Orthodox Chabad Rabbi 🙂
The Chasidim may give each Rebbe a unique name…
Sometimes it’s based on his actual name, sometimes based on a Sefer he wrote, sometimes based on where he lived, and sometimes based on something else…
1. Alter Rebbe (Baal Hatanya V’Shulchan Aruch)
2. Mittler Rebbe
3. Tzemach Tzedek
4. MaHaRash
5. RaShab
6. RaYaTz (Der Frierdiger Rebbe)
7. The Rebbe (Nishmaso Eden)
“Baal Hatanya V’Shulchan Aruch”
Do you mean: “Baal Hatanya v’Shulchan Aruch HaRav”?
“Baal Hatanya V’Shulchan Aruch”
Do you mean: “Baal Hatanya v’Shulchan Aruch HaRav”?
No, the title is just “Shulchan Aruch”. Since it is being mentioned together with the Tanya there is no need to further differentiate it from Maran’s Shulchan Aruch.
YesorNo “The Rebbe Nishmaso Eden” is another name of The Rebbe RaSHaB.
The 7th and current Rebbe is just “The Rebbe”
each chasidic sect has different ways of referring to previous rebbes. Ger for example called the Imrei Emes, the rebbe of Poland, frierdeker rebbe until the Bais Yisroel was niftar. In Satmar Rabbeni Yoel is just called the rebbe zl or rabbeini. There isn’t a set name anywhere. Its just something that pops up.
Life is easier for a misnagid
CTLAWYER, really? How many ‘The Rav’s are there? What about Maran, or The Rosh Yeshiva Zatzal? Then there’s ‘Reb Henech’; which ‘Reb Henech’; what do you mean which Reb Henech, Reb Henech!
The straight-thinking Jew looks on in astonishment, thinking: what do these rebels against G-d and His Torah have to do with the Land of Israel? (Mishmeres Chomoseinu 20 Shvat 5716)
I hereby join with the honored rabbis who oppose and protest against Mizrachi and the like. They do not walk in the spirit of the Torah. I wish to convey in writing that the Jewish people should separate themselves from this terrible desecration. Let the defiled leave the face of the Holy Land! (Om Ani Chomah, 5709 ch. 4 p. 400)
We are foresworn by the covenant of G-d that we cannot overcome [exile] with might or power, only by understanding and knowing the word and command of G-d. (ibid.)
Looks like you have this print on Alt+Enter or something.
There’s a website that has all this I just C/P to shine light on a subject many choose to ignore
Lol, HaLeivi.
KJ Chusid! Long time no see!
It’s: The Rebbe, Zeicher Tzadik Livracha
Most people don’t know that the Frierdiker Rebbe wore long peyos under his hat/yarmulke.
No he did not wear a shteimel. He wore a spodek.
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