If one prayed Maariv while it was still day without having yet worn tefillin, may one still don tefillin afterward?
Synopsis
One who accepted Shabbat or night early by praying Maariv, having not yet worn tefillin, faces a conflict between two inconsistent leniencies (treating it as night for prayer while treating it as day for tefillin). The Mechaber cites an opinion that forbids subsequent tefillin-donning.
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