Aninut, avelut, and shivah are parts of the grieving process for
A) the Amish.
B) the Jewish.
C) Muslims.
D) Protestants.

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Aninut, avelut, and shivah are all specific stages of mourning in the Jewish tradition. Aninut is the period between the death of a loved one and their burial, avelut is the formal mourning period lasting for the first week after burial, and shivah is the seven-day period of mourning where family members sit shiva and receive mourners.

Aninut, Avelut, and Shivah Are Parts of the Grieving Process