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  2. Aveilim Listing - Misaskim

    www.misaskim.org/aveilim

    You can view a list of current aveilim (mourners) their shiva details and email them.

  3. Misaskim’s Nichum Aveilim List UPDATEDThe Yeshiva World

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    Misaskims Nichum Aveilim List UPDATED. The daily Nichum Aveilim list – courtesy of Misaskim has been updated. Click HERE to view the list, or look for the Nichum Aveilim button under the ...

  4. Misaskim Nichum Aveilim List UPDATEDThe Yeshiva World

    www.theyeshivaworld.com/news/general/33279/...

    The daily Nichum Aveilim list – courtesy of Misaskim has been updated. Click HERE to view the list, or look for the Nichum Aveilim button under the “Community” button on YWN.

  5. Services - Misaskim

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    Essential Shiva Furniture. Aveilim Listings. Sefer Torah & Sefarim Gmach. After the death of an immediate family member, Misaskim provides items needed for observing the customs of shiva, the week of mourning.

  6. Aveilim Listing - The Yeshiva World

    www.theyeshivaworld.com/aveilim-listing

    View listings from past 35 days. Misaskim assumes no responsibility or legal liability concerning the accuracy, reliability, completeness, timeliness, or usefulness of any shiva listing. submit...

  7. Community Update: Misaskim Aveilim Listing is Now a Seamless ...

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    Misaskim’s online shiva listings receive an average of 6,000-7,000 views each day. After much work on developing a user-friendly and seamless process on the Misaskim website, families can now upload all the relevant shiva information at any time, from anywhere.

  8. Services - Misaskim of Greater Washington

    www.misaskimgw.org/services.html

    Misaskim's mourners' services ensure that the week of shiva (mourning) is a little bit more comforting and comfortable by providing aveilim (mourners) with various necessities, including low chairs, siddurim (prayer books), folding chairs and other portable furniture, a guide to the customs of shiva, and many other items of need.