Mishnah Berurah — משנה ברורה

משנה ברורה Mishnah Berurah

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עברית · Hebrew

(יג) ואם רצו - מלשון זה משמע דיותר טוב שכולם יברכו ובאמת אדרבה לכתחילה יותר טוב שאחד יברך ויוציא את האחרים משום ברוב עם הדרת מלך וכדלקמן בסימן רצ"ח סי"ד אך לא נהגו עכשיו כן ואפשר משום שאין הכל בקיאין להתכוון לצאת ולהוציא ועיין בש"ת

English Translation

And if they wanted - From this wording it sounds like it's better that each one makes their own blessing. And the truth is the opposite, that ideally it is better that one should bless and exempt the others because of "with the multitude of the nation is the glory of the King". And this is as [seen] later in Siman 298, Se'if 14. However, we do not do this in practice nowadays. And it's possible that [the reason] is because not everyone is an expert in having in mind to exempt themselves [with another's blessing] and to exempt others [with their own blessing]. And see [further] in Shaarei Teshuva.

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