Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 211 Part 2/2

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

When does the Kitzur let a mourner cut his hair, and which celebrations does it let him join? The Kitzur then turns to nails, a mourner's seat in shul, seudos mitzvah, wedding feasts and a chuppah held in a shul, noting where some authorities are lenient and a posek must be asked.

Key points

• In the Kitzur, a mourner's shul seat moves at least four amos, farther from the aron kodesh.
• Reb Moshe Feinstein lets a parent attend a child's wedding even in shiva, without sitting to eat normally.

In this shiur

1. 0:00Opening
2. 1:03Haircuts during mourning
3. 3:25Cutting nails during mourning
4. 4:43Changing seat in shul
5. 5:35Seudos mitzvah and wedding feasts
6. 7:15Invitations and sending portions
7. 8:47Entering a wedding hall
8. 9:22Chuppah in a shul courtyard

Topics

• Aveilus
• Shloshim