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The comfort of wearing leather shoes is denied the mourner during shiva, as on Yom Kippur...
One of the most fundamental laws of Jewish mourning is the prohibition of working and doing business during shiva...
Leaving the House During Shiva.... Sitting on a Low Seat...
The Significance of Communal Prayer in the House of Mourning... Gathering a Minyan... Changes In The Order Of The Service... Psalm 49...
Candles in the House of Mourning... Covering the Mirrors... Additional Preparations....
Where a man has lived, there does his spirit continue to dwell. Ideally, then, shiva should be observed by all relatives in the house of the deceased...
When the Shiva Begins... Out-of-Town Burials... When the Burial is Delayed... Other Special Circumstances... The Duration of Shiva... Computing the 30-Day Sheloshim Period... The Sabbath During Shiva and Sheloshim... Holidays During the Shiva and Sheloshi...
Upon Return from the Cemetery... The Washing of Hands... The Condolence Meal... What is Eaten at the Meal of Condolence...
Who Is a Mourner? ... Which Relatives Are Mourned? ... Bride and Groom... Divorced Mate... Converts to Judaism... Sinners and Criminals... Cremated Dead... Suicides... Offspring of Intermarriage... Children Born Out of Wedlock... Instructions Not to Be Mo...
The Five Stages of Mourning... The Origins of Shiva...
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