Aneinu
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Sep 14, 2026
GoldsteinHOST
If you already finished the bracha of Shema Tefila, but he is to say it after the second, prior to the second Yirurat said at the end of davening prior to Ois HaShali.
GoldsteinHOST
Regarding if a chazan forgot to say Aleinu that Aneinu, then it's brought in Peiskim numerous different instances of when he's able to make it up.
GoldsteinHOST
Such as if he remembered the middle of Refaenu or if he already ended the blessing Refaenu, then he is to say it only in Shema Tefila just like a Yachid.
GoldsteinHOST
And each chazan should be knowledgeable in these laws before davening for the Amud on a fast day.
GoldsteinHOST
Regarding if not everyone in the minyan is fasting, the practical ruling according to Chabad Peiskim V'Tzemach Tzedek is that if there are at least three people fasting, then we recite Aneinu in the Chazarat HaShas Tzemena Esrei.
GoldsteinHOST
And the same also applies regarding Kriyat HaTair.
GoldsteinHOST
There are many other opinions that exist in this matter and we cannot lengthen on this at this time.
GoldsteinHOST
The meaning behind Aneinu is brought down in Svarim in the Kolbai, another Svarim, that it contains 63 letters which correspond, it contains 63 words which correspond to the 63 letters of Hashem's name which is Shem Tsak.
Eli MenagedHOST
In the Sephardi Selichot, we have it in Aramaic.
Eli MenagedHOST
The one who answered, we have all the Aneinus.
Eli MenagedHOST
So in the Aneinus that are in Aramaic, it says, that Hashem answered, the one who answered Avraham Avinu and Haram Moriah, May he please answer us.
Eli MenagedHOST
It's part of our prayers to HaKadosh Baruch Hu.
Eli MenagedHOST
I think in the Ashkenazi news, the one who answered Avraham Avinu at Hara Moriah.
Chaim WolosowHOST
And we say a special Selichos for Tzom Gedalia, we say.
Chaim WolosowHOST
And we do the Aneinu prayer for a fast day.
Chaim WolosowHOST
And we read the Torah of Echal Moshe.
Chaim WolosowHOST
So that's basically what the Tzom Gedalia is.
Levi Yitzchok RaskinHOST
I'm sure there's other Kavanas in Vayavar, and therefore the Tzibur want to say that.
Levi Yitzchok RaskinHOST
I, uh, just-- I, I, I've noticed in Sefardische Siddurim that they have a whole peot of we should be-- Like we have, uh, Aneinu.
Levi Yitzchok RaskinHOST
They have Bechus Vayavar, Bechus Vayavar.
Levi Yitzchok RaskinHOST
A whole Alef Beis Bechus Vayavar.
speaker_0HOST
For example, if someone they know is very sick or is lost or is imprisoned.
speaker_0HOST
In such cases, they would say, "Aneinu" in Shemoneh Esrei, which is an insert in the Bracha of Shema Tefila.
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These individuals should not fast on Shabbos or on Yomim Tovim, on Rosh Chodesh, on Chanukah, or on Purim.
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Tenth halacha, an individual should accept a fast upon himself the prior day at Mincha.
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Twelfth halacha, if someone has a disturbing dream, they should fast the following day, which means they should also do teshuva and consider their actions and determine what it is that they must change.
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This is true even on Shabbos.
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And he should say, "Aneinu" on Shabbos during Shemoneh Esrei.
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The Magen Mishnah states that the place where this would be inserted is in Elechai Nitzar.
Shimon NewbertHOST
And you might even fast, even on a Shabbos.
Shimon NewbertHOST
And during every of Every prayer of that day, you say the prayer of Anenu.
Shimon NewbertHOST
You incorporate that in the Shemona Esrei, in the Amida.
Shimon NewbertHOST
Anenu meaning answer us, God, and so on.
Shimon NewbertHOST
Even though you didn't accept the fast day before the beginning of the fast day, you begin the fasting as soon as you wake up, after the dream.
Shimon NewbertHOST
One who had to fast on Shabbos.
Mati NovickHOST
This is the Pesach of the Shulchan Aruch as well.
Mati NovickHOST
The Magan Mishnah also had a Girsah in which the Rambam writes that one accepts a Ta'anit for the next day by saying Aneinu in Mincha.
Mati NovickHOST
He finds this very difficult, as Aneinu is specifically a bracha which is said on the Ta'anit itself, not in advance of it.
Mati NovickHOST
Rav Soloveitchik suggests in a Yartzai cheer, partially to explain this Girsah, but even independent of it, that the essence of accepting a Ta'anit from the day before is to begin the observance of the Ta'anit from the previous day, not by fasting, but by beginning to engage in the supplication and prayer which characterizes a Ta'anit.
Mati NovickHOST
Only by starting this in advance, in the last fila of the previous day, mincha, does the entire following day, from the moment it begins, gain the status of a tanit devoted to countering an etzara.