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9 Tishrei 5787

MON

21 September 2026

10 Tishrei 5787

Jewish Holidays, Fast Days, and Observances in 139

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Tu B’Shvat 139

FRI

30 January 139

14 Shevat 3899

SHABBAT

31 January 139

15 Shevat 3899

 
 
Ta’anit Esther (moved) 139 

THU

26 February 139

11 Adar 3899

 
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Purim 139

SHABBAT

28 February 139

13 Adar 3899

SUN

1 March 139

14 Adar 3899

 
 
Shushan Purim 139

SUN

1 March 139

14 Adar 3899

MON

2 March 139

15 Adar 3899

 
 
Pesach 139

MON

30 March 139

14 Nissan 3899

TUE

7 April 139

22 Nissan 3899

 
 
Lag BaOmer 139

SHABBAT

2 May 139

17 Iyar 3899

SUN

3 May 139

18 Iyar 3899

 
 
Shavuot 139

TUE

19 May 139

5 Sivan 3899

THU

21 May 139

7 Sivan 3899

 
 
Tzom Shiva Asar B'Tammuz 139 

TUE

30 June 139

17 Tamuz 3899

 
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Tzom Tisha B'av 139

MON

20 July 139

8 Av 3899

TUE

21 July 139

9 Av 3899

 
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Rosh Hashanah 139

WED

9 September 139

29 Elul 3899

FRI

11 September 139

2 Tishrei 3900

 
 
Tzom Gedaliah (moved) 139 

SUN

13 September 139

4 Tishrei 3900

 
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Yom Kippur 139

FRI

18 September 139

9 Tishrei 3900

SHABBAT

19 September 139

10 Tishrei 3900

 
 
Sukkot 139

WED

23 September 139

14 Tishrei 3900

WED

30 September 139

21 Tishrei 3900

 
 
Shemini Atzeret 139

WED

30 September 139

21 Tishrei 3900

THU

1 October 139

22 Tishrei 3900

 
 
Simchat Torah 139

THU

1 October 139

22 Tishrei 3900

FRI

2 October 139

23 Tishrei 3900

 
 
Hanukkah 139

WED

2 December 139

24 Kislev 3900

THU

10 December 139

2 Tevet 3900

 
 
Tzom Asara B'Tevet 139 

FRI

18 December 139

10 Tevet 3900

 
 

 

About Jewish Holiday Calendar for 139

The table above lists the Jewish holidays, fast days, and important observances for the year 139. The calendar includes major Jewish holidays such as Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Hanukkah, Purim, Pesach, Shavuot, and additional observances throughout the Jewish year. Below are some additional details regarding this list :

Print : Using the “Print” icon in the upper-right corner (available in desktop view only), you can print the holiday list. You may also add personal notes in the “Notes” column next to each holiday.

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'Holiday Eve' Column : This column remains empty for holidays and fast days that do not have an eve, such as Asara B’Tevet, Ta’anit Esther, Shiva Asar B’Tammuz, and Tzom Gedaliah.

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