Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 194 Part 2/2

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

How is kriya torn when a close relative passes away? The Kitzur has it torn standing, from the top down, at the neck and front, in a whole place and not on a seam. Tearing for a father or mother differs from tearing for other relatives, and the Kitzur also limits mending the tear.

Key points

• The Kitzur requires kriya while standing, learned from King David, who arose and tore his garments.
• For other relatives, the Kitzur has a tefach of the outer garment torn, and no more.

In this shiur

1. 0:00Moving the deceased on Shabbos
2. 2:12Kriya for a relative's passing
3. 3:50Parents compared with other relatives
4. 5:20A woman's kriya and modesty
5. 6:32Tearing by hand or implement
6. 9:23Mending the torn garment
7. 10:39Selling a torn garment

Topics

• Kriya
• Aveilus
• Shiva
• Muktzeh