In a case of a choleh she’yesh bo sakanah (someone who is critically ill), G-d forbid, one may be lenient and say Tehillim at night, especially if it’s after chatzos. See Halacha2go.com #498. …
In a case of a choleh she’yesh bo sakanah (someone who is critically ill), G-d forbid, one may be lenient and say Tehillim at night, especially if it’s after chatzos. See Halacha2go.com #498. …
Is a heter needed from a Rov for a scheduled C-section? If medically mandated, there is no need for a heter. Can a husband be in the room…
For example, if I say Yom Alef for one person from a group that finishes the Tehillim, and then I add another name for a different group that finishes…
See Halacha2go.com article #498. There is no clarity about Friday night specifically. It appears that the custom is not to say on Friday night. מקורות: יש שם לכאן…
You should finish as soon as possible, during the next few days (but not at night). Sources: ההוראה הכללית היא בש״ק לפני התפלה, כבכ״מ. וגם בהיום יום כ״ו…
The apparent inconsistency between the letters has been raised in several areas. (See also below). Practically, it depends on the situation. Ideally, it should be done before Shkiah, but…
מותר לומר פסוקי תהלים בעל פה. ראה כאן. ובמראי מקומות לשם. ואעתיק החלק השייך לכאן: בנוגע לתהלים - כ״כ בשו״ת חו״י סקע״ה. אלא שמ׳ שם שטעמו משום דחזי לאצטרופי שהוא…
1. At Shkiah. 2. If it is a Choleh Sheyesh Bo Sakanah - a patient whose life is danger - i.e. one who is in critical condition. See here in…
