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Holidays and Observances
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» Being Jewish holiday gateway  - Holiday gateway, associated with the Being Jewish web site.
» Chabad.org Candle Lighting Times for Shabbat and Holidays - Find Shabbat and Holiday candle lighting times for any date in city in the world. Search by City, ZIP or Latitude/Longitude.
» Everything Jewish - Detailed guides to Shabbat, Rosh HaShanna, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Hanukkah, Purim, and Passover.
» Guide to the Jewish Year - An introduction to the events of the Jewish year, covering holidays and fastdays.
» Jewish Holidays and Festivals - Guide to Jewish holidays, festivals and fasts.
» Jewish Holidays and Festivals on the Net - Source for Jewish holiday celebrations on the web. Presented by The Jewish Post of New York and Holidays on the Net.
» Jewish Holidays at Aish - Portal to all major and minor Jewish holidays with a short, introductory description, leading to dedicated sections. Features upcoming holiday. By Aish Hatorah.
» Jewish Holidays at Chabad.org - Portal to collection of Jewish holiday websites by Chabad.org. Detailed guides to all observances.
» Jewish Holidays by Mazornet - Jewish holidays, celebrations, customs, and traditions. From Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur to Purim, Passover, and Shavuot. Features a calendar with Hebrew and Gregorian dates for the coming year.
» The Holidays at Ohr Samayach - Directory, featuring articles and observance guides. By Ohr Samayach.
» Virtual Jerusalem - The Jewish Year - Information on the history and customs of holidays as well as recommended reading for each Holy day.
» Yahrtzeit - Conversion of English dates to Hebrew dates for annual proper prayer times for the dead. Prayers and information included.
» Yizkor - Online Yahrzeit email reminder service and memorial. Information on memorial customs, Memorial prayers in Hebrew, English with transliteration.
» Yom Tov - Classes on the Jewish Holidays - Online collection of articles on the Yomim tovim, directed by Rabbi Yehudah Prero. Graphical listing of the holidays. By Torah.org.
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Last Updated: 2007-01-01 17:33:26
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