Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim · Siman 429
Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim 429 — English translation
Translation: Sefaria Community Translation. Section numbers match the Hebrew text above.
- 1That we don't say Tachnun all of Nissan We learn the halakhot of Pesach for 30 days before Pesach. Rema: And it is customary to buy wheat to give to the poor for Pesach. And whoever is residing in the city for twelve months must give for this (Or Zarua).
- 2We do not say Tachanun through the entire month of Nissan, and we do not say "Your righteousness" on Shabbat at Minchah, and we do not deliver eulogies, and we do not fast for communal needs, and the first born fast on the eve of Passover. Rema: And we do not say [the funeral prayer of] Tziduk HaDin during the whole month of Nisan. And the custom is that there is no fasts at all, even on the day that a person's parent has died. But one does fast for a bad dream. And on the day before Passover we do not say Mizmor LeTodah (Ps. 100), nor Kel Erech Apayim, nor Lamenatzeach (Ps. 20). This is also the case on any Festival. And it is customary to eat and drink a little more on the day after the Festival, which is Isru Chag. Gemara and Rashi Perek Lulav
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שאין נופלים על פניהם כל ניסן. ובו ב סעיפים:
שואלים בהלכות פסח קודם לפסח שלשים יום: הגה ומנהג לקנות חטים לחלקן לעניים לצורך פסח וכל מי שדר בעיר י"ב חדש צריך ליתן לזה: (א"ז):
אין נופלים על פניהם בכל חדש ניסן ואין אומרים צדקתך בשבת במנחה ואין מספידין בו ואין מתענין בו להזכיר בצבור והבכורות מתענים בו בערב פסח: הגה גם אין אומרים צדוק הדין בכל חדש ניסן ונהגו שאין מתענין בו תענית כלל אפי' יום שמת בו אביו או אמו אבל תענית חלום מתענין ואין אומרים מזמור לתודה ואל ארך אפים ולמנצח בערב פסח ולא ביום טוב (מנהגים) ונוהגין להרבות קצת באכילה ושתיה ביום אחר החג והוא אסרו חג: (גמ' ורש"י פ' לולב):
Orach Chayim Siman 429
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