Mishnah Berurah — משנה ברורה
משנה ברורה Mishnah Berurah
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עברית · Hebrew
(ל) בלא ברכה - יש מהאחרונים שחולקין על הכרעת הרמ"א בזה וסוברים דצריך לברך ויש שמסכימים עמו וכ"ז בלא עשה צרכיו אבל אם עשה צרכיו קודם התפלה הסכמת אחרונים דבזה צריך ליטול ידיו ולברך .וכן נכון לעשות לכתחילה במי שניעור כל הלילה כגון בליל שבועות יעשה צרכיו או יטיל מים וישפשף שאז לכו"ע יתחייב לברך ויברך ענט"י ואשר יצר:
English Translation
Without reciting the blessing - There are some from the later rabbinic authorities who argue on the Rem"a's decision here, and they hold that one does need to recite the blessing; and there are those who agree with him. All of this is [regarding a situation] when one did not relieve himself, but if one did relieve himself before praying, the later rabbinic authorities are in agreement that one must wash his hands and recite the blessing. It is proper as well for one who was up all night, for example on Shavuot night, that he should relieve himself or urinate and wipe the drops [with his hands], for then he would be obligated to recite the blessing according to all opinions. And he should recite "Al Netilat Yadayim" and [then] "Asher Yatzar".
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