Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 195

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

When does a mourner tear kriya if the news comes late, a second death follows, or Yom Tov comes in between? For a father or mother, the Kitzur requires a tear even after thirty days, in the garment he wears when he hears, though not in clothes he changes into afterward. Before the burial, the Kitzur warns an onen against acting lightheartedly, so nobody thinks the meis was not a good person.

Key points

• When one death is a parent and one another relative, the Kitzur tears for the parent first.
• Even for a katan below the age of chinuch, the Kitzur has a small tear made.
• The Kitzur has an onen eat derech arai, without leaning or a set table, and no basar.

In this shiur

1. 0:00Kriya after thirty days
2. 1:07Yom Tov during shiva and sewing
3. 2:12Kriya for a second death
4. 4:48A sick person and kriya
5. 6:34Kriya for a katan
6. 7:13Kriya on Chol HaMoed
7. 8:43The onen and his conduct
8. 10:27Eating where the meis lies

Topics

• Kriya
• Aveilus
• Onen