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Does one who eats bread on Tishe Beav recite Nachem in Birchas Hamazon?[1]
One who eats bread on Tishe Beav is to say Nachem in Birchas Hamazon.[2] It is recited prior to Uvinei Yerushalayim.[3] It is recited each time that one recites Birchas Hamazon on Tishe Beav.[4] [However, some Poskim[5] rule that based on Admur in the Siddur one is not to recite Nacheim in Birchas Hamazon. Practically it is to be recited.[6] Children who ate bread are to recite Nachem in Birchas Hamazon.[7]]
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Q&A If one is not fasting, is he to wash hands as usual [until the wrist] when eating bread on Tishe Beav?[8] Yes. |
[1] 557/1
[2] Rama ibid; Admur 618/8 regarding Yom Kippur; Chayeh Adam 135/23
Other opinions: Some Poskim question whether Nachem is to be recited. [Elya Raba 557/3; Birkeiy Yosef 557/2; Shaareiy Teshuvah 557/1; Kaf Hachaim 557/11 concludes it is not to be said] Some Poskim rule it is only to be recited from the time of Mincha and onwards. [Ben Ish Chaiy Devarim]
[3] M”A 557/1
[4] M”A 557/1; Chayeh Adam 135/3
[5] Shaar Hakolel 34/9
[6] Piskeiy Hasiddur 185; See however Hiskashrus 889 who writes it is to be recited in Harachaman, See Nitei Gavriel Bein Hametzarim 66/11
[7] Siddur Yaavetz; Nitei Gavriel 66/11
[8] Kaf Hachaim 554/53 in name of Tosefes Chaim 155/10
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