Leilui Nishmat In Hebrew Letters

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Rav Yaakov Hillel has a 20 page long answer on this in מקבציאל ל”ה where he summarizes the result of ger doing things for non-Jewish deceased parents as follows:

Leilui Nishmat In Hebrew Letters

1 – A non-Jew does not have neshama like a Jew, so he does not have the ability to say kaddish, read the Torah, or do any mitzva “l’iluy nishmat” a goy.

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2 Let the person who helps them, and if they are not against them, give them rights and Daven, so that the LORD can reduce the punishment of sin for them.

3 – If they keep the seven mitzvos on Noah, it can be added on the tefila that they can enter the special Gan Eden that is reserved for such people.

4 If they do not serve Avoda Zara, who have good respect, and are useful, and who help the Jews, we can say that they should enter the prison.

[Rav Elyashiv is quoted in וישמע משה that it is shameful to have a goy’s name on the torah.]

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