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משנה ברורה Mishnah Berurah

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עברית · Hebrew

(לו) דדוקא ביום - השיגו עליו האחרונים דלא נמצא שם כן בגמרא רק על האמוראים אבל דוד בעצמו גם בלילה היה נזהר ונ"מ כ"ז לדידן שבעל נפש יחמיר עכ"פ ביום .ואין שבת בכלל זה. ועיין לקמן בסימן רל"א ס"א דאם א"א לו ללמוד בלא שינת הצהרים מותר לישן מעט אבל לא יאריך בה עיי"ש ועיי"ש עוד שגם זה לא תהיה כונתו להנאת עצמו רק לעבודתו יתברך .ועיין במחצית השקל שכתב דענין השינה ביום תלוי לפי מה שהוא אדם וכפי הצורך לעבודתו ית':

English Translation

Only during the day - The later rabbinic authorities argue on this, for you only find that in the Gemara regarding the Amoraim, but King David himself was careful even at night. And the practical difference of all this for us is that a pious individual should be stringent at least during the day. And Shabbos is not included in this. See below in siman 231, se'if 1, that if it's impossible for one to learn without an afternoon nap, he is permitted to sleep a little, but he should not overextend it - see there further. See there as well, that his intention should not be for his personal benefit, but rather to serve Him, Blessed Be He. See also in Machatzit Hashekel who wrote that sleeping during the day is dependent on the person and what is necessary for his service of Hashem....

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

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