Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim · Siman 558
Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim 558 — English translation
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- 1On Tisha Be-Av around afternoon time the sanctuary caught fire, and burned until the sun set on the tenth, [subsequently] for this reason the proper custom is not to eat meat, nor to drink wine on the night of the tenth or the day of the tenth. Rema Note: There are those who are strict until midday and no longer (Hagehot Maymoni). If Tisha be-Av fell on Shabbat and was pushed off until the first day [of the week], it is permitted to eat meat and drink wine on the second day [of the week], but the night is forbidden because of the mourning of the preceding day (Maharil).
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במוצאי תשעה באב אין אוכלין בשר. ובו סעיף אחד:
בתשעה באב לעת ערב הציתו אש בהיכל ונשרף עד שקיעת החמה ביום עשירי ומפני כך מנהג כשר שלא לאכול בשר ושלא לשתות יין בליל עשירי ויום עשירי: הגה ויש מחמירין עד חצות היום ולא יותר (הגהות מיימוני) אם חל תשעה באב בשבת ונדחה ליום א' מותר לאכול בשר ולשתות יין יום ב' אבל בלילה אסור מפני אבילות של יום: (מהרי"ל):
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