Yes, the Torah commands us to.
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take extra good care of them.
watch 'despicable me' and find out.
People who take care of orphans can be referred to as caregivers, guardians, or foster parents, depending on their specific role. In formal settings, they may also be called social workers or child welfare professionals. Additionally, individuals or organizations that provide support and care for orphans may be part of orphanages or child care institutions.
Children are only orphans when they have no legal guardian or parent to go to; also if the parent/guardian can't take care of the child.
Muslims are persuaded to take care of orphans, be kind with them, support them, not to approach their inheritance or properties unless for the orphan benefit. Help everyone. Even orphans.
It is a combination of the 16th century Middle English words steop and modor. Steop was a word that referred to orphans. Moder meant to take care of. A steopmodor was a woman that took care of orphans. It eventually evolved into the modern stepmother.
You should treat them kindly with sympathy and forgiveness and you should take of their inheritance until the are grown up and could take care of it.
there are different agencies in place to take care of all children to make sure they do not go without essentials.
Muslims have to care for orphans. They are instructed to do so. Unlike some other religions.
There are two ways to read this question. The Nazis certainly made it their intent to exterminate Jews, so in that sense they "took care of them" in the way that you might refer to a problem being taken care of, although admittedly, seeing Jews as a problem is an incredibly obnoxious and racist/Anti-Semitic view. And overall, the Jews survived World War II, so they were not completely eviscerated. As concerns the "hospitable" understanding of "taking care of someone", the Nazis did everything in their power to make Jews uncomfortable, subjecting them to torture, inhumane conditions, and mass death. So, no, they did not take care of Jews.
Yes, if they have a litter that is about the same age and there are not too many you can foster orphans to another mom.
Zekharyah Tsabari has written: 'Yatmut' -- subject(s): Biography, Jewish orphans, Jews, Yemeni, Yemeni Jews