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Home Chinuch (3) Chumash (16) Halacha (948) Hashkafa (21) Miscellaneous (65) Money Matters (43) • Motza'ei Shabbos Dress Code, To Change or Not to Change • Leil HaSeder Alone in The Shadow of Corona • Stopping Corona: Overwhelmed With Eitzos? • Parshas Tzav: Rabbeinu Bachaye - Covering the Shame of Sinners • Parshas Pinchas: Rav Yehonoson Eibshitz - Where did Zimri the Great Tzaddik go Wrong?   Email To a Friend: http://revach.net/ask/article.php?id=1517 Recipient's Email(s) required note:to send to many email addresses, put a comma in-between. Your Name (optional): Your Email Address required: Extra Comments:(optional) Type Image Code Security Code: TAGS:bracha  brocha  havdala  minhag  shabbos Halacha - Brachot Submitted by Adam  Answered by Rav Peretz Moncharsh Question: Answer: An excellent question. The Magen Avraham proposes the source of the minhag is based on many people not being familiar with the intricacies of different berachos on various fragrances, and we don't want someone to become confused in the middle of havdala. Based on this reason, Shmiras Shabbos K'Hilchaso proposes that the minhag should not apply in precisely the circumstance you mention. However since other seforim suggest other reasons for the minhag which may apply even when smelling the besamim separate from the rest of havdala, he leaves the issue unresolved. posted:2009-09-06 02:37:03 printable version     email to a friend  "Zissen" Pesach Toivel Hot water Urn Bracha for bANANAS sprinkler on Shabbos clock candle lighting Brachot Pickled Meats Negel Vasser Kitniyot Ashkenaz Sephardi Electric Blankets on Shabbos