May one take a Shabbat afternoon nap if that is one's weekday habit?
Synopsis
The Rema permits — and even encourages — Shabbat afternoon sleep for those accustomed to it on weekdays, treating it as part of oneg Shabbat. The Mishnah Berurah and Magen Avraham add qualifications.
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