Shevat 5810 Hebrew Jewish Calendar, Zmanim forMerrian

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Shevat 5810

January - February 2050

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Wk	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Shabbat
4	2923 January	124 JanuaryRosh Chodesh	225 January	326 January	427 January	528 JanuaryCandle Lighting: 17:01	629 JanuaryShabbat Ends: 18:06Boh
5	730 January	831 January	91 February	102 February	113 February	124 FebruaryCandle Lighting: 17:10	135 FebruaryShabbat Ends: 18:14Beshalach
6	146 February	157 FebruaryTu B’Shvat	168 February	179 February	1810 February	1911 FebruaryCandle Lighting: 17:20	2012 FebruaryShabbat Ends: 18:23Yitro
7	2113 February	2214 February	2315 February	2416 February	2517 February	2618 FebruaryCandle Lighting: 17:29	2719 FebruaryShabbat Ends: 18:32MishpatimShabbat Shekalim
8	2820 February	2921 February	3022 FebruaryRosh Chodesh	123 FebruaryRosh Chodesh	224 February	325 FebruaryCandle Lighting: 17:39	426 FebruaryShabbat Ends: 18:41Truma

Sunrise in Merrian: ‎07:20 | Sunset (Shkiah): 19:26
Visible Sunrise (HaNetz HaChama) in Merrian: ‎07:20 | Visible Sunset: 19:26

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Next 6 months: Iyar 5786, Sivan 5786, Tamuz 5786, Av 5786, Elul 5786, Tishrei 5787

Current year: , : , Next year:

Times for Merrian city, based on the time system: Chazon Shomayim

changing to Summer Clock in 9 Nissan 5786
Rosh Chodesh Shevat Date 24/01/2050
Molad in ליל ראשון, בשעה 5 בלילה, 11 דקות ו2 חלקים
The month Shevat contains 30 days
Parashot Hashavua: Vaera,Vaera,Vaera,Vaera
End of Kriat Shema varies between: 09:09 and 08:54
Sunrise varies between 07:39 and 07:02
Sunset varies between 17:15 and 17:55
Sefirat HaOmer between the 16th of Nisan 14/04/2025, and the 1st of Sivan 01/06/2025 03/04/2026 ,לה' בסיון 21/05/2026

Date: Mon , 07/02/2050, 15 Shevat 5810

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