January 2002 Jewish Calendar

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Tevet - Shevat 5762

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Wk	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Shabbat
1	3015 Tevet	3116 Tevet	117 Tevet	218 Tevet	319 Tevet	420 TevetLight Candles: 16:23	521 TevetShabbat Ends: 17:27Shmot
2	622 Tevet	723 Tevet	824 Tevet	925 Tevet	1026 Tevet	1127 TevetLight Candles: 16:30	1228 TevetShabbat Ends: 17:34Vaera
3	1329 Tevet	141 ShevatRosh Chodesh	152 Shevat	163 Shevat	174 Shevat	185 ShevatLight Candles: 16:38	196 ShevatShabbat Ends: 17:41Boh
4	207 Shevat	218 Shevat	229 Shevat	2310 Shevat	2411 Shevat	2512 ShevatLight Candles: 16:46	2613 ShevatShabbat Ends: 17:48Beshalach
5	2714 Shevat	2815 ShevatTu B’Shvat	2916 Shevat	3017 Shevat	3118 Shevat	119 ShevatLight Candles: 16:55	220 ShevatShabbat Ends: 17:56Yitro

Today's Date:

Sunrise in New York: ‎07:06 | Sunset (Shkiah): 17:14
Visible Sunrise (HaNetz HaChama) in New York: ‎07:04 | Visible Sunset: 17:16

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February 2025, General Details and Jewish Holidays:

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

Month data:

January starts on Hebrew date 17 Tevet 5762
January ends on the Hebrew date of 18 Shevat 5762
January has 31 days
Parashot Hashavua Shmot, Vaera, Boh, Beshalach
End of Kriat Shema varies between: 08:46 and 08:47
Sunrise varies between 07:20 and 07:07
Sunset varies between 16:39 and 17:12

Jewish Holidays:

Tu B’Shvat 2002

Date: Mon , 28/01/2002, 15 Shevat 5762

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