Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 198

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

The Kitzur holds back tzidduk hadin, the bracha calling Hashem the righteous Judge, at a burial at night, but lets it be said at bein hashmashos, which goes after the day. A footnote in the edition read gives the reason that the attribute of judgment is more prevalent at night. From there the Kitzur goes through the burial itself, up to the Kaddish and the psalms said after it.

Key points

• For an infant under thirty days old, the Kitzur has no tzidduk hadin said.
• The Kitzur keeps a wicked person from being buried beside a righteous one.
• The Kitzur records turning the bier over three times, except on days without Tachanun.

In this shiur

1. 0:00Tzidduk hadin at a night burial
2. 2:01Tzidduk hadin for an infant
3. 5:01The obligation of burial in the ground
4. 7:57Casket customs and leftover planks
5. 11:11Spacing between graves
6. 11:58Who is buried next to whom
7. 15:22Turning over the bier
8. 17:11Kaddish and psalms after the burial

Topics

• Kevura
• Kaddish