Assertion: mourner's relative | /r/HasProperty | parent
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Source sentences:
text: When an immediate relative (parent, sibling, spouse or child) initially hears of the death of a relative, it is traditional to express one's grief by tearing their clothing and saying "Baruch Dayan HaEmet" (Blessed is the True Judge).
text: When a close relative (parent, sibling, child, or spouse) first hears of the death of a relative, it is required to express the initial grief by tearing one's clothing.
text: When a close relative (parent, sibling, spouse or child) first hears of the death of a relative, it is traditional to express the initial grief by tearing one's clothing.
text: The first stage, observed as all the stages are by immediate relatives (parents, spouse, siblings and children) is the Shiva (literally meaning seven), which consists of the first seven days after the funeral.
text: Mourner's Kaddish is recited by mourners of close relatives (parents, siblings, and children) after the Aleinu prayer at each service during the first year after the burial of a close relative, then at every anniversary of their death, and at memorial services held four times a year called Yizkor.
text: The only relatives for whom one traditionally observes rites of mourning for 12 months are parents, both father and mother.
text: Following the funeral (read what to expect at a Jewish funeral) the close relatives (parents, siblings, spouse, and children) of the deceased “sit shiva” (Hebrew for “seven”) for the next seven days.