Skip to content
Olam Chesed YibanehBuilding a World Through Kindness

Mishnah Berurah — משנה ברורה

משנה ברורה Mishnah Berurah

Read Hebrew and English together on Olam Chesed Yibaneh. Browse by subject or jump directly to a numbered section. Sections already imported are served from our WordPress library; an official Standard/Dirshu daily-amud schedule has not yet been integrated.

Browse by volume and subject — no numbers needed בחירה לפי חלק ונושא

Choose a volume, subject and siman. To start at the beginning, leave the se'if katan group at 1–25 and se'if katan at 1. All 697 simanim can be located here.

Available in the local/source index: 62 numbered se'if katan sections in this siman.

← Previous section Siman 25 · Se’if katan 36 Next section →

עברית · Hebrew

(לו) לענות עמהם - ואם פסק וענה איש"ר או קדושה או ברכו או שענה אמן על איזה ברכה ששמע חוזר ומברך ועיין בבה"ל .ובחוה"מ או המניח תפילין דר"ת וכיוצא שמניח בלי ברכה יש להקל ולהפסיק לעניית איש"ר וקדושה וברכו ואמן אך אח"כ יזיז הש"י ממקומו קודם שיניח הש"ר כדי שיהיה הוייה אחת לשניהן:

English Translation

To answer with them - If one did stop and answer "Amen Yehei Shemei Rabbah", or Kedusha, or Barchu, or if he responded Amen to any blessing that he heard, he must go back and recite the blessing again. See further in Bir Halacha. On Chol Hamoed or if one is putting on Rabbeinu Tam tefillin, or something similar where he is not putting on tefillin with a blessing, one may be lenient and answer "Amen Yehei Shemei Rabbah", or Kedusha, or Barchu, or Amen [to other blessings]. However, afterwards, he should move his arm tefillin from it's place before he puts on his head tefillin so that it should be one "unit" for both of them.

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.

Completion is saved in this browser on this device. No account required. The next-section button follows textual order, not a verified daily-amud assignment.