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Mishnah Berurah — משנה ברורה

משנה ברורה Mishnah Berurah

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עברית · Hebrew

(כח) אסור להפסיק - אפילו בדיבור של מצוה כגון להשיב שלום לרבו וכל כה"ג כי גורם ברכה שאינה צריכה .ואפילו לאותן המניחין תפילין בחוה"מ בלי ברכה או המניחין תפלין דר"ת אחר שחלץ תפלין דרש"י או שחלץ תפלין ע"מ להחזירן דהרמ"א בסי"ב פסק דא"צ לחזור ולברך כשמניחן אח"כ אפ"ה עבירה היא להסיח ביניהן דלכתחילה בעינן שיהיו סמוכין ותכופין זה לזה דכתיב והיה לך לאות על ידך ולזכרון בין עיניך שיהא הוייה אחת לשתיהן

English Translation

It is forbidden to make an interruption - Even if speaking for the sake of a mitzvah, like replying "hello" back to one's rebbi or anything similar, because he is causing [himself] to have to recite a blessing that is not needed. Even those who put on tefillin on Chol Hamoed without a blessing, or those who put on Rabbeinu Tam tefillin after they take off their Rashi tefillin, or if one took off his tefillin and had in mind to put them back on after - which the Rem"a paskened in siman 12 that one does not need to recite a blessing again when he puts them back on, [nevertheless] even in [all] those cases it is a transgression to make an interruption in between them. Because from the outset, they must be joined together and without delay, as it's written (Exodus 13:9) "It shall be to you as a sign on your hand, and for a reminder between your eyes" - ["Vehaya"/"It shall be" is expounded to mean] that there should be one "being" for the two of them (ie. they are treated as one unit).

English: Sefaria Community Translation · License: CC0. Translation source.

Hebrew text: Mishnah Berurah — six-volume PDF restoration. License: Original Mishnah Berurah Hebrew (public domain). Permanently stored on this website. HTML markup was removed and paragraphs were combined for display; the text was not intentionally edited. No scanned-page or audio text was copied.

Nikud / ניקוד: This Hebrew source is generally unvowelized. Full vowel marks have not been added or guessed automatically.

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