Haircut during the thirty days to avoid obstruction for Tefillin
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Question
A mourner within the thirty days for his brother, whose hair is very long, is he allowed to cut his hair to avoid obstruction for Tefillin?
Answer
A mourner should not cut the hair on his head even if he fears it may be an obstruction, and he should not comb the hair against its natural growth.
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