Jewish Calendar 5787 | With Torah reading Diary and Zmanim | Parasha, Chagim, Yahrzeit

Gregorian & Hebrew Calendar in One! The new Jewish Torah Pocket Calendar by Maamin Publishing combines a practical daily planner with the complete Jewish calendar, Torah cycle summaries, Jewish dates, chagim - related information and plenty of space for your own notes.

Year 5787: From Rosh Hashanah 2026 through Simchat Torah 2027 · 13 months · 460 pages · 15 × 23 cm (slightly larger than A5) · Hardcover

We are delighted to introduce our brand-new Jewish Torah Daily Calendar for 5787 (2026-2027)! Keep track of the Jewish year, plan your days and stay informed about the Jewish holidays, Torah readings, candle-lighting times and important Jewish dates - all in one compact calendar.

The elegant hardcover binding gives the calendar a sturdy, high-quality feel while keeping it practical and easy to carry. With its wealth of useful information, it is designed to be a reliable companion throughout the entire Jewish year.


Highlights & Features:

- Diaspora calendar including the additional festival days observed outside Israel
- Complete Torah reading cycle for 5787 (September 11, 2026 - October 24, 2027)
- Convenient annual overviews for 2026 and 2027
- Daily calendar pages in German and Hebrew with both the Gregorian and Hebrew date for every day
- Sunday-starting weeks, with Saturday clearly designated as Shabbat
- Jewish holidays, Rosh Chodesh, special Shabbatot, fast days, modern Israeli holidays, Jewish memorial days, Sefirat HaOmer and more
Parashah, Haftarah and festival Torah readings clearly indicated
- Overview of days with halachic work restrictions - useful for planning holidays, travel and appointments
- Zmanim for candle-lighting days, including Shabbat entry and Havdalah times as well as the beginning and end of festivals, for numerous cities in the US, Canada, Austrlia and United Kingdom
- Ruled space for your own notes throughout the calendar

Additional Features:

- Birthday and anniversary chart
- Contact pages
- Additional pages for personal notes
- Glossary of Hebrew and Jewish terms
- Dates of all Rosh Chodesh evenings
- Names and dates of the special Shabbatot

Whether you are discovering the Jewish calendar for the first time or already know your way around the Jewish year, this calendar brings together a wide range of useful information in one place. Use it to organize your everyday life, plan around Jewish holidays and dates, keep track of the Torah cycle - or simply use the daily pages as a personal journal.