#halakha Dans quel cas est-il permis de manger avant la prière du matin ? - Rav Chlomo Valensi
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So, a question that comes up often: is it permitted to eat before morning prayer? The answer is no , it is forbidden. Why? It is written in the verse "lo tokhlu al hadam." What does that mean? You must not eat before praying over your blood. What does that mean? It means that we must prioritize prayer before what we call consuming food. Now, you should know that there is a debate. Is the prohibition according to the Torah? If so, it is very, very serious. Or is it a rabbinic prohibition? Secondly, can we give food to a child who has not yet reached Bar Mitzvah?
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May He protect you. So, a question that comes up often: is it permitted to eat before morning prayer? The answer is no , it is forbidden. Why?
It is written in the verse "lo tokhlu al hadam." What does that mean? You must not eat before praying over your blood. What does that mean? It means that we must prioritize prayer before what we call consuming food.
Now, you should know that there is a debate. Is the prohibition according to the Torah? If so, it is very, very serious. Or is it a rabbinic prohibition?
Secondly, can we give food to a child who has not yet reached Bar Mitzvah? The answer is that a child is like what we call a sick person. A person who is sick or weak can eat before the Tefillah to have what we call a clear mind or to have the strength to go to the synagogue and pray. That is different.
A sick person is allowed to eat. A child is the same. He is considered what we call a weak person. Of course, if he reaches the age of 12, one year before the Bar Mitzvah, and he is in good health like most children, then it is good to teach him not to start eating before prayer.
May Hashem protect you.
