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משנה ברורה Mishnah Berurah

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עברית · Hebrew

(סא) שינקה אותם - בצרורות ובכל מידי דמנקי .וה"ה לתורה אסור בלא נקיון .ועיין בפמ"ג שכתב דאפילו אם יש לו מים מ"מ די לברכות ולתורה בניקיון בעלמא וכן משמע בביאורי הגר"א ורק משום כדי להעביר רוח רעה בעינן מים ובשע"ת בשם הזוהר כתב דלא יברך בלי נט"י וראוי להחמיר ביש לו מים .ועיין לקמן ברורה: במשנה סק"ח ס"ב בסימן

English Translation

Cleans them - With stones/pebbles or anything that can be used to clean. The same applies to [learning] Torah - it is forbidden [to learn] without cleaning them [first]. See in Pri Megadim who wrote that even if one has water, for [reciting] blessings and [learning] Torah, it is enough to simply clean [one's hands], and this is implied in Biurei Ha'Gra. Water is only required in order to remove "the evil spirit" from one's hands. And Shaarei Teshuva, in the name of the Zohar, wrote that one should not recite a blessing without [first] washing their hands, and it is proper to be stringent when one has water [available]. See below in siman 62, se'if katan 8 in the Mishnah Berurah.

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

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