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עברית · Hebrew

(לג) בלא ברכה - הנה נראה דאפילו אם בפעם הראשון כשנטל ידיו לא בירך ענט"י מ"מ לא יברך עתה דאיך יאמר וציונו ענט"י הלא כבר יצא ידי חובת הנטילה לתפלה לדעת הרא"ש כמבואר בב"י וכה"ג כתב לעיל בשערי תשובה סק"ד ומ"מ הנכון שיביא עצמו לידי חיוב ברכה דהיינו שיעשה צרכיו קודם התפלה ויתחייב לברך ענט"י וכנ"ל בסק"ד בשם הח"א

English Translation

Without reciting the blessing - Here is seems that even if the first time he washed (ie. before dawn) he did not recite the blessing "Al Netilat Yadayim", nevertheless, he should not recite it now (ie. after daylight comes in), for how can he say "and commanded us on the washing of the hands"? Behold, he already fulfilled his obligation to wash for prayers according to the Ro"sh, as is explained in Beit Yosef, and Shaarei Teshuva wrote similarly above in se'if katan 4. Nevertheless, the proper thing to do is to bring oneself to [a situation that will] obligate himself in the blessing - which is that he should relieve himself before praying and [therefore] obligate himself to recite the blessing "Al Netilat Yadayim"; as was seen above in se'if katan 4 in the name of the Chayei Adam.

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

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