No Haircut Until Shloshim
Mourner refrains from haircut through shloshim, or 12 months for parent.
Mourner refrains from haircut through shloshim, or 12 months for parent.
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Pele Yoetz · Eliezer Papo · c. 1815 CE
A mourner avoids cutting their hair during the mourning period: through shloshim (30 days) for relatives, or 12 months when mourning a parent. (Rabbi Elijah David Rabinowitz) Discusses the spiritual s
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Mishnah Berurah · Israel Meir Kagan (Chafetz Chaim) · c. 1875 CE
A mourner avoids cutting their hair during the mourning period: through shloshim (30 days) for relatives, or 12 months when mourning a parent. (Rabbi Israel Meir HaKohen) Provides detailed commentary
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A mourner avoids cutting their hair during the mourning period: through shloshim (30 days) for relatives, or 12 months when mourning a parent. (Rabbi Joseph Karo) Codifies the prohibition on haircuts
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