5. Bendición del lavado de manos, Al Netilat Iadaim

Por Jaim B. Alevsky

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5. Bendición del lavado de manos, Al Netilat Iadaim

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Baruj ata Ado-nay Elo-henu melej haolam, asher kideshanu bemitzvutav vetsivanu al netilat iadaim. En español: Bendito seas, oh eterno Dios Rey del mundo, que nos has santificado con tus mandamientos y nos ordenaste el lavado de las manos.

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9 Comentarios

Meir Brown Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 30 Julio, 2020

Really Nice. I never even knew that chabad.org even did this stuff. It helps my 3 yr old child daven really nicely; she loves singing the tefillos with the person whos singing it. Reply

Raysa Fort Lauderdale 17 Enero, 2019

I have started to do my morning prayers but I wondering if this prayer is after each time I encounter any excrement as I am a nurse and clean other people or is it said only after I use the bathroom I have encountered conflicting responses thank you Reply

Rabbi Mendel Adelman 19 Enero, 2019

in response to Raysa:

Hey Raysa,

This blessing is actually not said after going to the bathroom. This blessing is said in the morning, and when washing fro bread.

The blessing after the bathroom is the Asher Yatzar blessing, in the next article. That blessing is only recited after going to the bathroom yourself, not when encountering excrement. As such, you do not need to make a blessing when cleaning someone else. Reply

Raysa 20 Enero, 2019

in response to Rabbi Mendel Adelman:

TY for your response sorry I posted to incorrect thread Reply

Giselle Peru 19 Febrero, 2023

in response to Rabbi Mendel Adelman:

Dear Rabbi,
I've heard that I also have to pray the Netilat after manipulating the trash or cleaning the floor, is that true? Reply

Linda Rose Stahl EVANSTON 16 Nov, 2018

Noah Ani Thank you for the learning of these baruches Reply

Anonymous winnipeg, canada 3 Febrero, 2011

Morning Brachot Thank you for this wonderful morning prayer on awakening. The one for "bracha", which i guess means thank You, could you trasnsalate the words in English.

I feel bad for making this request, as you all do so much already. but i would appreciate and i do appreciate all that you all do.

G-d bless you all. Reply

Moyshe Pottsville, PA 13 Septiembre, 2010

Learning by Song Returning to Judaism, I have had difficulty reading Hebrew prayers even when they are trans-literated. Yet, when I hear a prayer sung, I can learn the prayer in 15 minutes pronoucing all the words correctly. Reply

Anonymous via chabadofvenice.com 1 Nov, 2009

Morning Brachot & Schacharit Thank you for making this Tefilah Trax available to buy. It is very wonderful and helpful for me to learn the morning Brachot and Schacharits. I love to listen to all of them. Thank you. Reply