9222 —הפסק באמצע התפלה בתיבות טאטע וכיו"ב

Interrupting Prayer with Words Like Tateh

The letter addresses whether one may interrupt prayer with words like 'Tateh.' It references halachic sources and clarifies that not everyone may take such liberties, urging caution and proper understanding.
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שלום וברכה!

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להשאלה ע"ד הפסק באמצע התפלה בתיבות טאטע וכיו"ב - ראה נימוקי או"ח (להגה"צ וכו' ממונקאטש) לסק"א. אבל מובן דלא כל הרוצה ליטול את השם כו'.

נדפסה בלקו"ש חל"ד ע' 261.

להשאלה ע"ד הפסק באמצע התפלה בתיבות טאטע וכיו"ב: ראה גם לעיל ח"ו אגרת א'תשסט, ובהנסמן בהערות שם.

Shalom u'Vrachah!

Regarding the question about interrupting prayer with words like 'Tateh' and similar expressions—see the commentary of Orach Chaim (by the righteous gaon, etc., from Munkatch) on Siman 61. However, it is understood that not everyone who wishes to do so may take such liberties, etc.

This was printed in Likkutei Sichos, volume 34, page 261. For the question about interrupting prayer with words like 'Tateh' and similar expressions: see also above in volume 6, letter 1,359, and what is referenced in the notes there.


Summary

One should be cautious about interrupting prayer with personal expressions like 'Tateh,' as this is not permitted for everyone. It is important to consult halachic sources and act with proper understanding.

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