The following times are for North-West by Chazon Shomayim
(Sunset and sunrise times for this city are not calculated according to visible sunset)

Halachic Daily Times (Zmanim)
MON - 20 Adar Bet 5787, 29/03/2027

Alot HaShachar (Dawn)04:00
Tallit and Tefillin Time04:56
sunrise1Sunrise06:43
sunrise1Visible Sunrise (HaNetz HaChama)06:43
End of Kriat Shma (M"A)08:10
End of Kriat Shma (Gra)10:01
End of M"A Tefilah Time09:54
End of Gra Tefilah Time11:07
Chatzot Hayom (Midday)13:19
Mincha Gedolah Starting Time13:49
Mincha Ketana17:11
Plag HaMincha18:33
fog-sunSunset (Shkiah)19:56
fog-sunVisible Sunset19:56
nightTzeit Hakochavim (Nightfall)20:34
Tzeit Hakochavim (Nightfall) Rabbeinu Tam21:08
Daf Yomi Bavliנידה ג'
Daf Yomi Yerushalmiברכות ל"ה
Daily Rambamהלכות ביכורים א'

Shabbat closest to this day:
25 Adar Bet 5787 03/04/2027

Parashat HaShavua: Shemini
Sabbat Hachodesh
Shabbat Mevarchin
(Haftarah Ashkenazim): כל העם (יחזקאל מה טז)
(Haftarah Sephardim): כה אמר ה' (יחזקאל מה,יח-מו,טו)
Shabbat Mevarchim: Month ניסן
the: יום שלישי, בשעה 2 בצהרים, 7 דקות ו8 חלקים
Shabbat Start (Candle Lighting): 19:48
Shabbat Ends: 21:30
Shabbat Ends Rabbeinu Tam: 21:23

Upcoming Shabbat Times:
27 Cheshvan 5787 07/11/2026

Parashat HaShavua: Chayey sara
Shabbat Mevarchin
Haftarah: והמלך דוד (מלכים א א,א-לא)
Shabbat Mevarchim: Kislev Month
Molad: ליל שלישי, בשעה 10 בערב, 27 דקות ו3 חלקים
Shabbat Start (Candle Lighting): 15:18
Shabbat Ends: 16:58
Shabbat Ends Rabbeinu Tam: 16:47

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Today's Date:
21 Cheshvan 5787, 1 November 2026

About Daily and Shabbat Times (Zmanim)

This page displays the daily Halachic times (Zmanim) and the upcoming Shabbat times, including candle-lighting and Shabbat ending times. The daily times include sunrise and sunset; Talit and Tefilin times; the latest times for Kriat Shema and Tefila; Chatzot (midday); Mincha Gedolah and Mincha Ketanah; Plag HaMincha; Tzeit Hakochavim, including according to Rabbeinu Tam; as well as the daily Daf Yomi schedules for both Bavli and Yerushalmi.

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