Torah study
Shalom Aleichem Rabbi.
Do you have any questions?
1. Is there a commandment to study Torah when one does not speak out but thinks in one’s head? I am not clear on the matter.
2. When I study in my mind, I am able to meditate for much longer.
3. When studying Torah for a purpose, such as a philosophical book for a Torah matter, is it not appropriate to utter the words in order for it to be considered Talmud Tanra? I assume, what does the Rabbi say?
In general, isn’t the idea of putting it out in the mouth only about learning the five books?
Thank you very much.
Good afternoon
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Shalom Aleichem Rabbi,
I didn't fully understand what the Rabbi answered.
I can conclude, but because it's important, I would be happy if the subject could be expanded.
I simply have a concern that if I don't study while moving here, it won't be considered a Talmud Torah mitzvah.
Many thanks
Or
I didn't understand what was not understood. I replied that in my opinion, studying Torah is possible even without speaking.
I understand.
Thank you very much
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