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amount of financial loss which would allow work to be done, comparison to financial loss on Chol Hamoed
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amount of financial loss which would allow work to be done, comparison to financial loss while Mourning
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animal was set to work based on a prior agreement
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chol hamoed tearing garments, mourner’s meal
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comparison of corpse impurity, nazir, and tzoraas
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condolences on Shabbos or the days of shivah which continue after the holiday is completed
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cutting nails and trimming mustache
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David mourns Saul and Jonathan
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day of hearing news of death, day of burial, day of reburying bones, restrictions of Mourning, eating Pesach or holy items
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death will be eliminated in the future
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delayed report of death only requires one day of Mourning, parameters of a ‘delayed report’, tearing clothing
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excessive Mourning for a parent is praiseworthy
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Ezekiel was told not to mourn his wife
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first three days Mourning is more strict
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flute forbidden in a house of Mourning, but permitted for a celebration
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greeting a mourner on Shabbos
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haircut restrictions
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halacha follows lenient opinions
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holidays which fall out during Mourning of seven (shivah) or thirty days (shloshim)
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how eighth day of Mourning can fall out on Shabbos
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how to count shivah days upon coming home and finding the family already sitting shivah
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how to count shivah when some mourners went to bury the dead and others stayed home
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how to count shivah when the body is buried and later reburied
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marital relations on Shabbos and holidays during the week of shivah
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Mourning and grief of onen which leads to impurity is only the result of Mourning and grief from the death of a close relative
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Mourning, tearing garments, mourner’s meal, limits on Mourning and funeral procedures
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Mourning, tearing garments, mourner’s meal, limits on Mourning and funeral procedures
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no Mourning for betrothed wife
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one partner became a mourner
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onen changes his eating habits, but not on Shabbos
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onen status ends when deceased is given over to the community or the carriers
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pressing garments restrictions
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reburying bones, type of coffin, what amount of bones? hearing requires Mourning? tearing garment, kohen should become impure? eulogies? consolation of mourners?
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reduction of Mourning for Rosh Chodesh, Chanukah, and Purim
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reduction of outward Mourning and who participates on Chol Hamoed
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relatives of mourners have some Mourning obligations as well
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returns to normal synagogue conduct over the course of a few weeks
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second degree relatives; obligation to tear clothing and mourn?, say shema, wear tefillin
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second degree relatives; obligation to tear clothing and mourn?, say shema, wear tefillin
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seven day Mourning (shivah) and thirty day Mourning (shloshim) restrictions
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Shmuel required uncovering head, hiding torn garment, placing bed upward on Shabbos, he ruled that wearing shoes, marital relations, washing are optional, Rav says hiding garment tear and placing bed upward are required, uncovering head and wearing shoes on Shabbos is optional, other opinions
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some of mourner’s workers may work
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stages of Mourning; two days, seven days, thirty days, reflective of danger to the Mourning family
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stages of Mourning; two days, seven days, thirty days, reflective of danger to the Mourning family
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tear revealing the heart, reason, business trips, attending a meal related to a mitzvah
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tearing for the dead on Shabbos as compared to eating stolen matzah at the Pesach seder
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tearing in anger, or for Mourning the dead, destructive tearing, constructive tearing
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tefillin during shivah
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tefillin, pressed clothing, covering face, eating at a different house the yours, washing, wearing shoes, cutting hair, doing laundry, reading Torah, midrash, halacha, aggadah, greeting people, working
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thirty day Mourning (shloshim) calculation of when it concludes
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Torah source for seven days of Mourning
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Torah source for seven days of Mourning
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turning over beds, sleeping on overturned bed, bench, or floor, different types of beds, turning beds for Shabbos, turning them back after Shabbos, how many days, wife’s relatives
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visiting a mourner on Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur
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when death occurs within three days of a holiday
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when Mourning by students is completed
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when shivah coincides with Shavuos and other holidays
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wine which was unexpectedly stopped in middle of the process and now it is Chol Hamoed or he became a mourner and more work is needed to complete the wine
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work by non Jew on behalf of mourner