Skip to main content
Mi Yodeya

Return to Question

spelling and punctuation
Source Link
user9643
user9643

I know that people have the custom (I don't know how universal it is), to keep a lot of the restrictions of the nine days until Chatzos on Yud Av. Such, such as not eating meat or doing laundry.

This year Tishah B'Av falls out andon Shaboss, which causecauses the fast to be postponed to Sunday (Whichwhich is Yud). My question is do the above mentioned customs apply this year on Yud-Aleph or not at all?

I know that people have the custom (I don't know how universal it is), to keep a lot of the restrictions of the nine days until Chatzos on Yud Av. Such as not eating meat or doing laundry.

This year Tishah B'Av falls out and Shaboss, which cause the fast to be postponed to Sunday (Which is Yud). My question is do the above mentioned customs apply this year on Yud-Aleph or not at all?

I know that people have the custom (I don't know how universal it is), to keep a lot of the restrictions of the nine days until Chatzos on Yud Av, such as not eating meat or doing laundry.

This year Tishah B'Av falls out on Shaboss, which causes the fast to be postponed to Sunday (which is Yud). My question is do the above mentioned customs apply this year on Yud-Aleph or not at all?

Tweeted twitter.com/#!/StackJudaism/status/226989164858580992
edited tags
Link
msh210 ♦
msh210 ♦
  • 74k
  • 12
  • 122
  • 369
Source Link
shachna
shachna
  • 1.1k
  • 6
  • 17

Do the customs in regards to *Yud Av* apply to *Yud-Aleph Av* on a year when the fast is pushed off?

I know that people have the custom (I don't know how universal it is), to keep a lot of the restrictions of the nine days until Chatzos on Yud Av. Such as not eating meat or doing laundry.

This year Tishah B'Av falls out and Shaboss, which cause the fast to be postponed to Sunday (Which is Yud). My question is do the above mentioned customs apply this year on Yud-Aleph or not at all?