We mourn and fast on 9 B'Av since the Bet Hamikdash was burned to the ground. The fire was ignited on 9 B'Av in the afternoon and burned throughout the 10th of Av.
Therefore the restrictions of "the 9 days" continue until after midday on the 10th of Av (today - Wednesday).
The custom is to refrain from eating meat and wine, bathing, doing laundry, shaving and haircuts, saying Shehechiyanu and listening to music until Wednesday after noon.
One may make a Se'udat Mitzvah (like a Brit) in the morning, with meat and wine.
(When 9 B'Av is on Thursday - as will happen in 9 years time if the Bet Hamikdash is not yet rebuilt - then these Halalchot are slightly different.)
Source: Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 124:20-22
- Danny
Wednesday, 10 Menachem Av 5771
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Halocho #864 - Tish'a B'Av isn't over yet
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9 days,
Bet Hamikdash,
Tisha b'Av
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