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Jewish Death and Mourning: K'El Maleh Rachamim

K'El maleh rachamim is a funeral prayer recited at the grave site. It is a prayer of comfort about the soul ascending to the Garden of Eden or paradise. For more information on Jewish laws and customs regarding death, you can Ask the Rabbi at e.shiva.com. *El malei rakhamim shokhein bam'romim, Ham'tzei m'nukha n'khona al kanfei HaSh'khina, B'maalot k'doshim u't'horim, k'zohar harakia mazhirim, L'nishmat (name of the deceased) the son (ben) /daughter (bat) of (father of deceased--if unknown, use mother's name or Abraham), Sh'halakh/Sh'halkha l'olamo/l'olama, baavur sh'notnim l'tzedaka ba'ad hazkarat nishmato/nishmata. B'Gan Eiden t'hei m'nukhato/m'nukhata. Lakhen Baal Harakhamim, yastireihu/yastireiha b'seiter k'nafav l'olamim. Utz'ror b'tzror Hakhayim et nishmato/nishmata, Adonai hu nakhalato/nakhalata. V'yanuakh/V'tanuakh b'shalom al mishkavo/miskava, v'nomar, amen. *Please note that where a diagonal line has been used the masculine term is the first option, the feminine term, the second. Please note that you have obligated yourself to give charity to the person or organization of your choice in memory of your loved one.