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משנה ברורה Mishnah Berurah

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עברית · Hebrew

(ג) להתפלל מיד - אף דקיי"ל בסימן רל"ג ס"ב דלתפלת מנחה וכן לערבית אפילו אינו יודע להן שום לכלוך צריך ליטול ידיו וכ"ש כשעשה צרכיו מ"מ אינו מברך ענט"י אלא בשחרית .ועיין בספר ארצות החיים שכתב דדעת רוב הפוסקים דאם עשה צרכיו לגדולים ואח"כ רוצה להתפלל מברך ענט"י .ומ"מ לכתחלה אין לזוז מפסק השו"ע ועיין בספר מעשה רב

English Translation

Pray immediately - Even though we established in siman 233 se'if 2 that for the afternoon and evening prayers, even if one is not aware of any dirt [on his hands], he must wash his hands [before praying], and certainly [he must wash] after relieving himself, nevertheless he only recites Al Netilat Yadayim in the morning. See Artzot Hachaim who wrote that the opinion of the majority of Poskim is that if one defecated and afterwards wants to pray, he must recite Al Netilat Yadayim. Nevertheless, a priori one should not veer from the ruling of the Shulchan Aruch. See further in Maasei Rav.

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

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