Sukkot is a Jewish holiday.
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Sukkot is a festival in Judaism.
Yom Kippur is Judaism's holiest day.
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Religious significance of Yom Kippur
Christianity, Islam, and Judaism teach that a person's soul continues to exist after separation from the body by death.
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Doctrinal belief about the existence of the soul after death in the three Abrahamic/monotheistic religions.
In Judaism and in Islam, religious teachings emphasize that the body should be left as intact as possible and buried promptly, with ritual cleansing and prayers performed as part of funerary practice.
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General funerary norms and rites in Judaism and Islam concerning treatment of the body and timing of burial.
Traditional Jewish practice favors holding funerals promptly—often within about a day of death—and views returning and burying the body as an important religious obligation toward the deceased.
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Timing and religious significance of burial in Jewish life-cycle practices.