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==Informing about a death== | ==Informing about a death== | ||
# One should not tell someone that one of his or her relatives died, however, if he’s asked, one may not lie but should say something vague which implies this. <ref> Kitzur S”A 206:9-10 </ref> Nowadays, the practice is to tell close relatives of the deceased in order that they would be able to attend the Levaya. Some put up signs informing people about a person’s death. <ref>Rav Modechai Eliyahu in his comments to Kitzur S”A 206:4</ref> | # One should not tell someone that one of his or her relatives died, however, if he’s asked, one may not lie but should say something vague which implies this. <ref> Kitzur S”A 206:9-10 </ref> Nowadays, the practice is to tell close relatives of the deceased in order that they would be able to attend the Levaya. Some put up signs informing people about a person’s death. <ref>Rav Modechai Eliyahu in his comments to Kitzur S”A 206:4</ref> |