Time of Prohibition on Wearing Sandals in Mourning
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Question
From when is a mourner prohibited from wearing sandals?
Answer
From the time of the burial of the deceased, the mourner must remove his shoes and return home without leather footwear. If the cemetery is far from the city, and the mourner walks home, he does not need to remove his leather shoes.
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