Obligation to Leave the Tanakh or Chumash on the Bimah During Blessings

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Question

Is there an obligation to leave the prophet on the bimah during the blessings only if it is a prophet on parchment, or also if it is a Tanakh, and what is the ruling if the haftarah was read from a Chumash?

Answer

The obligation applies in any case, whether it is a Tanakh or a Chumash; the book from which it was read must be left on the bimah during the blessings.

Source

Shulchan Aruch (Orach Chaim, Siman 284, סעיף 6) Mishnah Berurah (סק 12).

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