u/Crafty-Sock-7002

Supplementary sources such as the Hadith and the Talmud are allowed.

What are the different sects/divisions in Judaism? For instance in Islam, we have Sunni, who regard Abu Bakr as the rightful successor to the Prophet (SAW), the Hadith books as accurate, and the Caliphate as a legitimate institution, the Shia who believe that Muhammad (SAW)'s divinely appointed, infallible successor was Ali, and the Kharijites(meaning 'outcasts') who were a terrifying cult equivalent to 7th-century ISIS who are thankfully all dead.

I've heard things about 'Hasidi', 'Reformed', 'Haredi' and 'Orthodox', but I don't know what the theological differences are, they seem more like the madahib in Sunni Islam (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafii, Hanbali and the extinct Zahiri and Jaafari).

You guys do sky burials, right? What happens if Parsis die far away from vultures? Like what if one of you go to Antarctica and freeze to death, what happens to your soul?