Hilchot Evel

E534166

Hilchot Evel is the section of Maimonides’ Mishneh Torah that codifies the Jewish laws and practices of mourning for the dead.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish legal code
section of Mishneh Torah
addresses burial in a Jewish cemetery
consoling mourners (nichum aveilim)
end of mourning periods
eulogizing the dead (hesped)
funeral processions
honor of the dead (kavod hamet)
mourning for different categories of relatives
prohibited grooming during mourning
public versus private mourning practices
status of kohanim regarding contact with the dead
visiting the sick (bikur cholim)
alsoKnownAs Laws of Mourning
author Maimonides NERFINISHED
Rabbi Moses ben Maimon NERFINISHED
codifies Jewish mourning practices
biblical commandments related to mourning
laws of excommunication and mourning-like practices
laws of meals of consolation (seudat havra’ah)
laws of mourning on Shabbat
laws of mourning on festivals
laws of prayer during mourning
laws of tearing garments (keriah)
laws of work restrictions during mourning
obligations of relatives of the deceased
obligations of the community toward mourners
rabbinic laws of mourning
hasNormativeStatus authoritative halakhic code in many Jewish communities
influenced later codifications of Jewish mourning law
language Hebrew
legalDomain laws of annual yahrzeit
laws of burial
laws of comforting mourners
laws of death and burial
laws of eulogies
laws of mourning
laws of preparing the dead
laws of sheloshim
laws of shivah
laws of visiting the sick
locatedInWork Sefer Shoftim NERFINISHED
partOf Mishneh Torah NERFINISHED
partOfSeries fourteen books of Mishneh Torah
placeOfComposition Egypt NERFINISHED
relatedWork Hilchot Avelut in Shulchan Aruch NERFINISHED
religiousLawType halakha NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Judaism
timePeriodWritten 12th century

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sefer Shoftim containsSection Hilchot Evel