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Shulchan Arukh, Orach Chayim 267
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Orach Chayim Siman 267 is a source-text unit from the Shulchan Arukh with 3 seifim. Its reading map separates the practical rule, its conditions and the points that need comparison with the surrounding text.
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<b>דין התפלה בערב שבת. ובו ג סעיפים:</b><br>בתפלת המנחה דערב שבת אין נופלים על פניהם:
The Laws Pertaining to Prayer on Friday, 3 Seifim: Tachanun is not said during Minchah on Erev Shabbat.
מקדימין להתפלל ערבית יותר בימות החול ובפלג המנחה יכול להדליק ולקבל שבת בתפל' ערבי' ולאכול מיד: (וע"ל סי' רל"ג כיצד משערין שיעור פלג המנחה):
It is customary to recite the Evening Service earlier than on weekdays. During Plag HaMinchah one may light and accept Shabbat in Ma'ariv, and one may eat immediately. (See Siman 253 regarding how we measure the time for Plag HaMinchah).
בברכת השכיבנו אינו חותם שומר עמו ישראל אלא כיון שהגיע לובצל כנפיך תסתירנו אומר ופרוס סוכת שלום עלינו ועל ירושלים עירך בא"י הפורס סוכת שלום עלינו ועל עמו ישראל ועל ירושלים:
One should not conclude the blessing Hashkiveinu with the words Shomer amo Yisrael, “the Guardian of His people Israel,” [as he does during the week]. Instead, when he reaches the phrase uvetzeil kenafecha tastireinu (“shelter us under the shade of Your wings”), he should say “ufros aleinu sukkas…. Baruch Atah A-donai haporeis… (“spread over us the shelter…. Blessed are You, G‑d, Who spreads….”).
English translation: Sefaria Community Translation · CC0