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Jewish Luach

Hebrew Calendar with Parshah — converts dates between Jewish and civil calendars, monthly calendar view, and zmanim for any city worldwide: candle lighting, sunrise/netz, sunset/shkiah, latest Shema and more.

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The classic Jewish Luach

Print the whole year, one month per page

Jewish calendar

Contact Jewish Luach — email us a question, a mistake you found on the calendar or in the zmanim, or a suggestion.

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Free embeddable Hebrew calendar date-picker with parshah for your website. Converts between Jewish and civil dates and shows holidays, in English or Yiddish.

Hebrew Calendar Date-Picker with Parshah

Calculate the gematria (numeric value) of Hebrew letters and words.

Gematria Calculator

BaHaB

Candle lighting and Motzaei Shabbos

Changing the clock

The dates and Yomim Tovim

A plain explanation of every line on the Jewish calendar — molad, mevorchim, sefirah, Pirkei Avos, BaHaB, Yom Kippur Katan, kiddush levana, tekufos, tefillah changes and more.

Erev Pesach, eruv tavshilin and Nittel

Legal holidays

Kiddush levana

Shabbos Mevorchim

The molad

Sefiras HaOmer

Pirkei Avos

The special Shabbosos

Mashiv haruach, tal umatar, v'sein berachah

The tekufos

How the calendar is calculated

Yahrzeits of tzadikim

Yizkor

Yom Kippur Katan

The molad of every month as it is announced on Shabbos Mevorchim, with the parsha and the days of Rosh Chodesh, ready to print.

Daylight time:

Evening and night:

Friday and Shabbos:

Past molad:

The molad announcement for Shabbos Mevorchim

Molad luach

Print the whole year of the Jewish calendar, one month per page.

Print the calendar

Changes

Children

Your choices

Writing to us

What jewishluach.com, the Jewish Luach app and the zmanim text line collect, why, and what is done with it.

Your location

Server logs

What we do not do

Questions

Yahrzeit reminders

Security

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Zmanim by text

Other services involved

Privacy policy

Pick a date range on the Hebrew calendar — Jewish and civil dates side by side with parshah and holidays.

Range date-picker

How exact the times are

No guarantee

If the terms are broken

No copying

The terms for using jewishluach.com, the Jewish Luach app and the zmanim text line. All rights are reserved; the site and its content may not be copied.

What you may do

Who owns the site

Asking for permission

Privacy

Terms and conditions

Search yahrzeits of tzaddikim by name, suggest additions or corrections, or add your own yahrzeit for a yearly reminder.

Yahrzeit Directory

A plain explanation of how every zman on the Jewish calendar is worked out — alos, hanetz, latest shema and tefillah, chatzos, mincha, plag hamincha, shkia and tzeis hakochavim.

Every zman is calculated for the city you pick in the zmanim box: type an address, drop a pin on the map, choose one of the popular cities, or press “use my location”.

Your choice is kept in your browser, so the calendar and the zmanim box always show the same city. Until you pick a place, the times shown are for Kiryas Joel.

The time zone and daylight saving are taken from the coordinates of that place, so the times are already in the local clock time of the city you picked.

On the calendar, Friday shows a candle icon with the time 15 minutes before shkiah, and Shabbos shows a sparkle icon with tzeis hakochavim — 72 minutes after shkiah. Hover over the icon to see which zman it is.

Every zman measured in zmanis hours has two reckonings: the Magen Avraham measures the day from alos until tzeis hakochavim, the Gra from sunrise until shkiah. The Magen Avraham hours are the longer ones, so its morning zmanim fall earlier and its afternoon zmanim later.

In the zmanim list an unmarked zman is always the Magen Avraham. The Gra time is shown under it in smaller type, and appears once you switch on “Full zmanim” in the zmanim box options.

How zmanim are calculated

Send the short code or the zip code — either one works. For any other place, send its zip code or the name of the city.

Get zmanim by text message (SMS) — text your zip code or city to (845) 209-2361 and get back the zmanim for today, tomorrow or any date.

The reply carries the day of the week, the parsha, the Hebrew and the civil date, and the zmanim. The zmanim are labelled like this: