Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 196 Part 3/3

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

Where a government law makes burial wait 48 hours, the Kitzur still has the onen occupy himself with the deceased's honor, though the Kitzur is lenient on Yom Tov sheni. In those places the practice became an immediate tahara and a holed coffin, after which the Kitzur ends aninus but counts shiva only from burial. Shrouds, burial in a tallis and the order of tahara follow.

Key points

• When others tend the burial, the Kitzur delays telling a relative of the death until after his tefillah.
• The Kitzur lets two or three vessels combine for nine kav, each starting before the last stops.

In this shiur

1. 0:00Aninus while burial is delayed
2. 2:11Immediate tahara where burial waits
3. 3:24Telling a relative of a death
4. 4:54Laws of shrouds and tahara
5. 6:46White linen shrouds
6. 7:28Burial in a tallis
7. 12:16The order of tahara
8. 15:51Clenched fingers and rods in hand

Topics

• Aninus
• Shiva
• Tahara
• Tzitzis