Help on the jews laws about tattoos

Question

My family is telling me that I will not be allowed to be buried with the family because of a tatto I got after an accident that I got hurt very bad. The heart symboled the hurt and the knot is the pain that i still feel. Now still I am being punshed more NEED SOME HELP.

Answer 1

Voluntary tattoos are forbidden under Jewish law.  A tattoo forced onto someone (such as the victims of the concentration camps) count against the person applying them- not the person who is tattooed.  The bottom line is that you should not have gotten the tattoo, regardless of how you justify it to yourself.

However, having a tattoo does NOT prevent someone from being buried in a Jewish cemetary with other Jews and their family.

Answer 2

I do not understand your question. Are you asking if Jewish people can have tattoos? or is it against their religious beliefs?

Answer 3

One of the reasons that the n***s put  tattoo prisoner ID numbers on the Jews that they had in the concentration  camps, was to insult them, as no Jew would willingly get one put on their body.

I call BS on this question.

Jim B. Toronto.

Answer 4

I don't believe there is a religious belief against tattoos sounds more like a family issue then a religious issue  

Answer 5

You might be better off posting this in the religious section.