The Blessing of 'Hamapil' Not Immediately Followed by Sleep

Bedtime Shema

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Question

Hello, regarding the blessing of 'Hamapil', if a person knows there is a chance they might speak after the blessing, should they refrain from saying it or say it close to sleep even if they might speak afterward?

Answer

Hello,

One should not interrupt with speech after the blessing of 'Hamapil', as it is considered an interruption of the blessing.

Therefore, one must ensure not to speak afterward.

Source

Shulchan Aruch, Orach Chaim, Siman 239, Se'if 1

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