8754 —לימוד תנ"ך בנוכחות גילוי ראש

Learning Tanach in the Presence of Uncovered Heads

ו' שבט תשכ"ד
The Rebbe writes that teaching Tanach and similar subjects to listeners who are sitting with uncovered heads is not appropriate, especially when many do so willingly and not out of compulsion.
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שלום וברכה!

[ו' שבט תשכ"ד]

... שילמד תנ"ך וכיו"ב לשומעים שישבו בגילוי ראש וכו' - מובן שאין נ"ל כלל. ובפרט שכו"כ מהם ישבו כהנ"ל לא מתוך אונס וכיו"ב. וד"ל.

נדפסה בלקו"ש חכ"ג ע' 493.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

... To teach Tanach and similar subjects to listeners who are sitting with uncovered heads, etc. – it is clear that this is not appropriate at all. Especially since many of them sit as described above not out of compulsion or the like. And this should suffice.


Summary

The Rebbe teaches that Torah learning, especially Tanach, should be conducted in an atmosphere of respect, including proper head covering, and it is not fitting to teach those who disregard this without necessity.

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