[Avodah] Boray M'oray Ha'esh on Tisha B'Av

[Micha Berger]

On Wed, Aug 14, 2019 at 09:05:21PM +0100, allan.engel--- via Avodah wrote:
> I have never understood why, when Tisha B'av is after Shabbos, we don't
> make havdala on wine after the seuda (before shkia), which is permissible
> every shabbos after plag hamincha (without that candle, of course)...

Permissable, but undesirable. The SA (OC 293:3) writes:
   Someone who is anoos, such as if he has to enter the dark at the
   techum for a devar mitzvah...

("Enter the dark" was my attempt to render "lehachshikh".)

Arguably 9 beAv is equally lidvar mitzvah. But still, this doesn't sound
like it is definitely the better solution, and I am guessing the minhag
is what it is because it is indeed better to wait.

Another thing is that I see the AS places havdalah after maariv in that
situation (continuing from where I left off):
    he can daven for motza"sh from pelag haminchah onward and make
    havdalah immediately -- but he shouldn't make the berakhah on the
    candle. And similarly he is prohibited from doing melakhah until
    tzeis hakokhavim.

And after maariv... I am guessing that would qualify as tosefes 9 beAv.
But that assumes the order is davqa

Tir'u baTov!
-Micha

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