The acronym ח"ת"ת (Chitat) stands for Chumash, Tehillim, and Tanya.

חת"ת

Explanation:

Chumash (חומש): Refers to the Five Books of Moses (the Torah), which are divided into daily portions for study.
Tehillim (תהילים): Refers to the Book of Psalms, which is also divided into daily readings.
Tanya (תניא): Refers to the foundational text of Chabad Chassidic philosophy, written by Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, which is also studied in daily portions.

The study of ח"ת"ת is a daily practice encouraged within the Chabad-Lubavitch community. It combines the study of the Torah, the recitation of Psalms, and the teachings of Chassidut, providing a balanced spiritual regimen that nurtures both the intellectual and emotional aspects of one’s connection to Hashem.

Shiurim in this topic

3620. To connect to the Rebbe is by studying the same subjects as the Rebbe.

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3623. You feel unsuccessful, unable to connect to your studies, and have feelings of inferiority.

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3726. Anyone who can contribute to Torah and mitzvot should do so

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3734. Addressing Challenges in Understanding Torah Study and Enhancing Focus

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3516. Seeking physical success requires strengthening the spiritual vessels of Torah and mitzvos.

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